Donald Trump and his Health Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., have sparked backlash after endorsing unproven claims that Tylenol, sold as Panado in South Africa, may be linked to autism when taken during pregnancy. Speaking at a White House briefing, the pair, neither of whom are scientists, urged women to avoid the common pain reliever. Trump went further, instructing the FDA to add a warning label to Tylenol, despite decades of research finding
Cape Town’s much-loved Galileo Open Air Cinema is making its annual return, bringing movies, picnics and starry nights back to the city from 15 October 2025 until 16 May 2026. Now in its 14th season, The Galileo is rolling out more than just movies. This year’s line-up features live sport screenings, dog-friendly shows, themed nights, exclusive Royale experiences, and spectacular new venues alongside all of the fan favourites that make
The Patriotic Alliance’s Liam Jacobs is setting his sights on the Cape Town mayoral chain and has started his campaign, focusing on the hot-button issue of housing. He defected from the DA in June in dramatic form, and his political rise has been swift. Jacobs is set to leave Johannesburg, and his short-lived stint as the MMC for Transport after PA leader Gayton McKenzie cleared Kenny Kunene of all wrongdoing, following a
Western Cape Police confiscated abalone of over R3-million, hidden in a truck. At the same time, two people were arrested. A Police spokesperson, says an intelligence driven operation was carried out on Monday afternoon, 22 September 2025. Police have confiscated abalone hidden in a truck Members of the Breederiver K9 Unit as well as officials from Sea Fisheries were involved. This led to the seizure of abalone in Rawsonville. Sergeant Wesley
Armed robber shot dead in Wellington
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Wellington police have arrested three armed robbers and killed a fourth after a business robbery on Monday afternoon, 22 September. The office of the provincial police commissioner, Thembisile Patekile, says the swift response by members resulted in the successful arrests shortly after the crime. Officers received information about two suspicious-looking vehicles in the parking area of a Wellington supermarket. Upon arrival on the scene the two vehicles, one silver and one black
