Cape Town commuters are in for a smoother ride as MyCiTi begins rolling out new digital bus stop posters this month. The upgraded posters feature QR codes that give passengers instant access to the latest bus times and service updates. The City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Mobility, Councillor Rob Quintas, says commuters will now be able to scan the QR code at bus stops, which will then load the
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Twenty-two-year-old Ayanda Dludla, the scholar transport driver at the center of the Vanderbijlpark fatal accident will remain in custody until 5 March, after he abandoned bail. Dludla appeared before the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate’s Court this morning, facing 14 counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder, after two learners succumbed to their injuries in the early hours of the morning. He is also charged with driving without a valid permit and
The City’s Safety and Security chief, JP Smith, is planning to take legal action against the SAPS if additional policing powers are not granted to the metro police. In a social media post, Smith said the formal process to do so began last year, following years-long calls for more policing powers for the municipality. Smith reiterated this position during a mayoral committee meeting on 20 January, where he said progress was discussed on
Another innocent bystander has been killed in a suspected gang-shooting incident in Manenberg. Cape Town Police say two other people, a teenager and a suspected gang member, were also wounded. The shooting incident occurred yesterday on Renoster Road. Another innocent bystander has been killed Constable Ndakhe Gwala says two gangs were allegedly pelting each other with stones. This is when a third gang intervened with firearms. This led to the bystander
