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  City of Cape Town’s Health Directorate has urged the public to refrain from sharing information on social media without verifying it from a reliable source. This comes after several food safety-related incidents have been reported and gone viral online.   The City has noted that while these reports are being investigated, many claims are shared widely before the facts have been established.   “City Health is aware of the recent increase in food safety-related

  Golden Arrow has confirmed that the driver involved in the fatal multi-vehicle crash on Robert Sobukwe Road on Monday morning, which left two people dead, has been suspended.   Spokesperson Bronwen Dyke-Beyer said the suspension follows standard company procedure. “According to preliminary information available at this stage, one of our buses was involved in a collision after encountering stationary vehicles on the roadway and attempting to avoid them. In line with company procedure, the

      More counterfeit goods were confiscated in Bellville. The latest integrated operation was carried out on Tuesday, 16 June 2026. According to SAPS, several law enforcement agencies were involved. At the same time, shops in the vicinity where another raid took place less than a week ago were targeted.       More counterfeit goods were confiscated in Bellville in less than a week   Officers say high-end counterfeit branded clothing, shoes, bags,

  DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis has confirmed that following a careful assessment of the DA’s team in the Government of National Unity, he has written to President Cyril Ramaphosa to inform him of several changes to the party’s representation in the National Executive.   Rapport first reported on the changes on Wednesday morning.   The most notable change is the removal of John Steenhuisen as Agriculture Minister. Willie Aucamp, himself a farmer, will replace Steenhuisen.

  The City of Cape Town has renewed calls for Transnet to accelerate initiatives to improve efficiencies at the Port of Cape Town, which has been ranked the “worst performing” port in the world by the 2025 World Bank Container Port Performance Index (CPPI).   Cape Town placed 400th out of 400 ports assessed, with the report citing that persistent weather disruptions and equipment reliability issues continue to undermine operations at the port.   The