Acting police Minister, Firoz Cachalia, says the South African Police Service (SAPS) is finalising a revised stabilisation plan to address the ongoing gang violence and organised crime plauging the Western Cape. In a recent statement, the minister said the plan was intitially developed in September last year following extensive consultations with provincial stakeholders, but requires more time to take effect as well as some adjustments. The revised plan will reportedly includes enhanced
Two learners from Eerste River Secondary School face disciplinary action following a stabbing incident that left both injured. The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) says the learners, in Grade 9 and 12, had an altercation during assembly this morning, the argument escalated, and both learners stabbed each other. WCED spokesperson Bronagh Hammond says the matter has been handed over to SAPS. “The two learners have been sent to a medical facility
Love Jams Weekend
Category: Music
Sometimes the right words don’t come easily. Simple phrases like “I love you,” “I’m sorry,” or “I miss you” feel bigger than what we know how to say. That’s when the music takes over… This Valentine’s weekend, let the songs do the talking as Smile FM presents Love Jams Weekend — a celebration of the greatest love songs ever recorded. From timeless ballads to heartfelt anthems, the playlist is filled with emotion, memories,
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has met with National Minister of Land Reform and Rural Development, Mzwanele Nyhontso, at District Six this week. This marked a significant moment in the ongoing restitution process as the next phase of housing development moves closer to construction. Cape Town Mayor, Land Reform Minister meet on District Six restitution as next housing phase moves closer The meeting, held on Wednesday 11 February, coincided with the 60th anniversary of the
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has sparked outrage following a media briefing yesterday, where he attempted to show that he, too, is affected by ongoing water interruptions. However, he appeared to put his foot in it when he said he has had to shower at a hotel. Large parts of Gauteng have faced water shortages and repeated supply disruptions for weeks. The crisis has been linked to ageing and poorly maintained infrastructure, major leaks,
