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’
The Cape Town mayor’s supporters and her critics feel disappointed by her resignation deal
Buses were set alight in Khayelitsha in the early hours of Monday morning, and thousands of commuters were left stranded
An indaba or a pre-elective conference — how wording is alleged to have sparked strike action
Residents are firmly behind Mark Willemse who is facing a party disciplinary hearing
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille has launched her court bid to take public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s report on judicial review
South Africa is a water-scarce country where inequity and a lack of fairness and justice pervades water distribution
Winter arrived with force in Cape Town this week, and for some the driving rain adds to the suffering that comes with being evicted
Communities in Parkwood, Vrygrond, Ocean View and Mitchell’s Plein have occupied vacant land in protest against the lack of housing in the province
The Western Cape dam levels that were recorded at an all-time low three months ago are rising by 5% week-on-week
Ten years after the initial complaint, a call for a judge’s recusal could stall the judicial conduct tribunal before it starts
The national state of disaster over drought has lapsed and will not be renewed, but the Western Cape remains a provincial disaster
Two people have been killed and several wounded in a stabbing attack at a mosque in Malmesbury in the early hours of Thursday morning
Gatvol Capetonian is a coloured ultra-nationalist organisation but here’s the kicker: their racist culprit is the post-apartheid government
In 2017, Zille tweeted that colonialism was not “only negative” and went on to tweet how colonialism had, in her opinion, benefited South Africa
The boy was rolling two tyres down Wale Street in preparation for the protest when two officers apprehended him and placed him in a police van
By using an evaporation process at a new waste water treatment plant on site, approximately 47 tankers of water will now be recovered
The deputy minister of rural development and land reform may assist more than 20 000 farm dwellers facing eviction in the Drakenstein municipality
For a large portion of Tuesday morning, one question seemed to puzzle presiding judges: when exactly did De Lille cease to be a member of the DA?