Kleinmond police are investigating the killing of an adult baboon in Betty’s Bay on Saturday, 19 September 2026. According to police, the case was opened after the Baboon monitor noticed the baboon, locally known as “Thunder”, collapsed on the ground on Bass Road, Betty’s Bay. Officials from Overstrand Municipal Baboon Management, Cape Nature, Law Enforcement, and the South African Police Service (SAPS) reportedly responded to the scene and assisted with the on-site investigation.
The Western Cape is marking October Mobility Month by bringing transport services closer to residents. The provincial Mobility Department will host its first-ever Open Day in Athlone, offering practical assistance, road safety activities and information on various transport programmes. The event, on 1 October 2026, will officially launch October Mobility Month and form part of celebrations marking 70 years of Provincial Traffic in the Western Cape. Residents will have the opportunity to
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Taxpayers have paid two Police Ministers over R6 million in the past year and a bit: one, an Acting Minister, Firoz Cachalia, and the other, on a special leave of absence, Senzo Mchunu. This was revealed in a Parliamentary reply on Friday. The MK Party’s Emerald Madlala had asked Cachalia what the total cost has been of paying two Ministers, since Mchunu was placed on special leave on 13 July 2025. Cachalia
The National Inquiry into Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBV/F) gets underway from Tuesday, as three Chapter 9 institutions investigate the criminal justice system’s response to the scourge. The Commission for Gender Equality, the South African Human Rights Commission and the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities met on Monday to announce the way forward for the inquiry. The first phase will focus on
