Two City traffic officers sustained injuries during an illegal street racing operation in Paarden Eiland on Friday night, 18 September. Officers initially attended to the illegal street race just after 11 pm and arrested two motorists for reckless and negligent driving. At midnight, the racing started again, and officers returned, arresting a third driver for participating in illegal street racing, drunken driving, failing to stop and malicious damage to property after colliding
For decades, Brackenfell Hyper has been more than a place to shop. Anchored by Pick n Pay Hypermarket and Food Lover’s Market, the centre has become part of the rhythm of the Brackenfell community – a familiar destination where generations of families have shopped, businesses have grown and memories have been made. On Saturday, 26 September 2026, Brackenfell Hyper celebrates the next chapter in its story with the relaunch of its newly refreshed
The Toyota Stellenbosch Woordfees is one of the biggest arts festivals in Africa and runs for nine days in October. It offers the perfect spring break with music under the stars, theatre, art, dance, discussions, hikes, books, food, wine, and so much more in the City of Oaks. Grab some family members, commandeer a few friends and join us as we celebrate the very best of South African talent and creativity. It’s high time!
Golden Arrow bus passengers who pay cash will have to budget a little more from 28 September 2026, when selected fares increase by an average of 4.5 percent. The increase will mainly affect off-peak cash fares, while most peak-period fares will remain unchanged. Some peak cash fares will, however, also increase. Passengers who use Gold Card multi-journey tickets will not see an increase. GABS spokesperson Bronwen Dyke-Beyer says the decision was
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) has reassured parents and caregivers that routine childhood vaccines used in South Africa remain safe, based on ongoing scientific evidence and safety monitoring. This comes amid concerns and fears among some parents and caregivers regarding the safety of childhood vaccines. In a statement, SAHPRA says it continuously monitors the safety and quality of vaccines used in the country. It added that before it is authorised,
