Residents Left Assessing Damage After High-Velocity Winds Strike Tafelsig
Approximately 50 homes in Tafelsig, Mitchells Plain, were damaged by high-velocity winds on Monday morning, forcing emergency teams to scramble.
Approximately 50 homes in Tafelsig, Mitchells Plain, were damaged by high-velocity winds on Monday morning, forcing emergency teams to scramble.
A Nyanga family is locked in a dispute with SAPS over the identity of a relative buried as a pauper, with DNA results currently contradicting their claims.
Two women appeared in the Boksburg Magistrates' Court regarding the murder of Jabulile Ntimba in a case linked to a domestic relationship dispute.
New anti-nudity signs and drone surveillance at Sandy Bay have drawn sharp criticism from the local naturist community.
A 36-year-old man has been arrested in KZN for 14 rapes, while a second suspect faces similar charges in Durban as police intensify efforts against serial offenders.
Lawrence Mudzinganyama faces criminal charges and has lost his corporate role after a viral video captured him threatening women at a Sandton restaurant.
Police have launched an investigation after a fetus was discovered in an open field in Morley Street, Delft South, on Saturday afternoon.
Kumsa Papu, a 40-year-old mother from Belhar, was stabbed to death in Mandalay on Sunday. A 44-year-old suspect is in custody.
Six suspects were arrested in Plattekloof on 19 September 2026 for the theft of copper cables worth R110,000 at a National Key Point facility.
The One Love Alliance has launched its platform, promising to tackle GBV and housing issues while distancing itself from specific cultural labels.
Five suspects aged 20 to 24 have been arrested following the fatal shooting of a 40-year-old man in Blikkiesdorp, Delft, earlier this month.
Police have opened an inquest after an unidentified woman in her twenties was found wrapped in a duvet in the Moroka Dam, Soweto, on Sunday afternoon.
The Presidential Employment Stimulus Programme is providing Cape Flats youth with skills and experience in the creative and heritage sectors.
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme opens funding applications for 2027 for eligible South African students. The window runs from 18 September to 31 October 2026 with free online access via official portals. Applicants are urged to prepare accurate personal and household information and gather supporting documents before starting the...
Drakenstein Municipality workers discovered an unrecorded body buried beneath a coffin at Nieuwedrift Cemetery, prompting a formal police investigation.
Cllr Mninwa Gotsell is escalating concerns over the dilapidated state of the Villiersdorp police holding cells, warning of potential escape risks.
Reports emerged on 20 September 2026 alleging an elderly man in the Cape Flats received a new bicycle after being robbed. Details remain currently unverified.
The Department of Social Development reports a 21% increase in daily calls to the GBV Command Centre, following public outcry over the Ekurhuleni murders.
A €100 million French rugby club deal has hit trouble, with reports of missing funds impacting South African players.
Larry Fazel Varrie has left the PAC for the National Coloured Congress, signalling a major shift in the political landscape for the 2026 elections.
Government is investigating a businessman's links after a viral video showed him threatening to kill an individual, sparking widespread public outcry.
South African students with outstanding fees have a new funding option. The initiative targets learners registered at accredited South African higher education institutions who face debt for the current academic year and seeks to provide relief in any field of study. Overview Of The Bursary The programme is a joint...
A new Stellenbosch K9 unit successfully intercepted narcotics on the R44 near Klapmuts on 5 September, marking a major win for local law enforcement.
Veteran racing driver Marcel Angel, 62, died on Saturday, 19 September 2026, following a fatal crash during Race 1 of the Extreme SuperCars category at Killarney International Raceway in Cape Town. The incident occurred during the National Extreme Festival, leading organisers to cancel the remainder of the day’s racing programme...
Reports circulating regarding an alleged armed robbery in a Plumstead parking lot on 20 September 2026, involving a woman and a child, remain unverified. CapeFlats.co.za has conducted independent checks with the South African Police Service (SAPS) and monitored official communication channels, but no evidence of such an incident has been...
The City of Cape Town is urging residents across the metro to take immediate, proactive measures to clear gutters, downpipes, and drains to prevent localised flooding as the region faces ongoing seasonal weather volatility. This appeal comes as the City’s Disaster Risk Management Centre (DRMC) prepares for the potential impact...
South Africa officially marked the start of Tourism Month on 1 September, launching a nationwide campaign to bolster the domestic travel sector and accelerate economic growth. The initiative, which aligns with World Tourism Day commemorations on 27 September, forms a core component of the country’s Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan....
The Western Cape Government has officially opened the application window for its R7 million Tourism Growth Fund, aimed at providing financial relief and development support to small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) in the tourism and hospitality sector. Eligible business owners have from 16 September 2026 until 14 October 2026...
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has officially acknowledged the Constitutional Court’s 2022 judgment regarding the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA), a move that paves the way for a more streamlined national procurement system. The ruling, which declared the 2017 Preferential Procurement Regulations invalid, highlighted the legal necessity for a unified...
The National Department of Health has confirmed an increase in laboratory-confirmed Mpox cases across South Africa, prompting a national call for heightened public awareness and hygiene compliance. The rise in infections follows the first confirmed case of the 2024 outbreak cycle recorded on 8 May, with the department and the...