Several political movements in the Western Cape are calling for greater autonomy for the province
People ostracised by society often have to make alliances with other outcasts in order to survive
Being an addict on the street is hard, the two men say. But trying to break the habit is the hardest
Funds from the NLC contributed towards the design and construction of of museum and visitors centre and the creation of many visitor experiences
Tariffs will also be lowered. If residents use less than 6 000 litres per month, they can expect to pay 35.5% less
‘It was really so encouraging to see that people are prepared, you know, to sacrifice their lives for this community’
Two groups trying to protect the area’s heritage from gentrification are now at loggerheads
A handful of elderly people waited peacefully for hours for the removal of the crane — a far cry from the violent events that took place on Tuesday
‘I know we won’t reach everyone, but the one village we reach, the one community, is better than nothing’
Parents for Change said the high school’s response to criticism has been more satisfactory than the junior school’s
Plato was elected by a majority, receiving 146 votes in council
They were charged a day after Pete Mihalik was shot dead outside Reddam House Atlantic Seaboard school in Green Point
An upsurge in violence in Blikkiesdorp is linked to residents competing for homes in a new housing scheme
A single image of the aftermath of the blaze cannot tell the whole story
Residents claim politicians flock to Khayelitsha in times of tragedy, but leave with empty promises
The council will decide on what recommendations and conclusions it will adopt on the reports
De Lille has hit back at law firm Bowmans for producing two reports with different conclusions
The DA has once again been swept into drama over rumours that Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille is planning to retract her resignation
Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille on Sunday announced a campaign to clear her name, including suing Anthony Faul R1-million for defamation
Riot police fired stun grenades in Kensington and teargas in Bonteheuwel after residents blocked roads in protest against gang violence
Protests are underway in Bishop Lavis, Manenberg, Hanover Park, Nyanga, Gugulethu and Mitchells Plain
The DA’s selection panel for the WC premier candidate comprises 10 members of its provincial executive and 10 members of the federal executive
The DA has announced that Dan Plato will be Patricia De Lille’s successor while Maimane has “declined” to run as premier candidate
The party’s federal executive will meet on Tuesday to discuss who will be the DA’s candidate for Western Cape premier
While water tariffs have been marginally relaxed by city officials, some citizens say it’s not enough
It was reported that eight people had died in the explosion, but Rheinmetall Denel, as well as police, would not confirm the number
Residents say most of the Denel employees were locals. The facility was one of the biggest job providers in the area
Embattled Knysna mayor Mark Willemse is facing the axe after he voted with his conscience instead of toeing the party line
The DA is split between those who back Alan Winde and Bonginkosi Madikizela’s supporters
It has been more than two years since spring rains filled up the Gamka Dam, the town’s main source of water during dry spells
Around the Cape Flats, communities have been agitating for the Western Cape and national governments to help them clamp down on gang violence
‘If Mashaba was intending to out himself as a disciple of the orange bloat filling the US presidency, he did extremely well’