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    Public libraries in Cape Town are being upgraded, restored and reopened in key community spaces. Millions of rand are being spent to modernise libraries where residents study, access the internet and find safe spaces to learn –  especially young people.   Public libraries in Cape Town are being upgraded, restored and reopened in key community spaces   According to the City of Cape Town, the work stretches from major expansions to fire recovery

    Cape Town’s city centre is set for a vibrant month-end makeover as the Mission for Inner City Cape Town rolls out a packed weekend of food, creativity and people-friendly public spaces from 29 to 31 May.   The three-day programme invites Capetonians and visitors alike to experience the CBD differently, not just as a business district, but as a lively cultural and social hub designed for walking, exploring and connecting.   From jazz-filled

  SANParks has heightened its security measures following the brutal murder of a retired Mossel Bay couple in the Kruger National Park last week, the first such incident in the Park’s 100-year history.   The bodies of the 71-year-old Ernst and 73-year-old Dina Marais were found floating at the intersection of the Levubu and Limpopo rivers near Crooks’ Corner in the Pafuri section of the park on Friday afternoon, 22 May. They had been stabbed

    A manhunt has been launched for the armed robbers who broke into the home of former International Affairs Minister, Dr Naledi Pandor.    “Lieutenant General Dimpane has also called for a manhunt following an armed robbery and housebreaking incident at the home of former Cabinet Minister, Dr Naledi Pandor,” read the National South African Police Services statement.   It‘s believed that Pandor and her husband were among the occupants at her Pretoria home when suspects

  Limpopo police are investigating two cases of murder and hijacking after the shock discovery of the bodies of two elderly South Africans in the Kruger National Park near a river area on Friday, 22 May.   Initially, SANParks and the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment said the victims were two tourists, but it has since been reported that they are a retired couple from Mossel Bay, Ernst and Dina Marais, who also