PRASA says it is ready for the festive season. From 15 December to 11 January, security at stations and on trains across the Western Cape will be stronger than ever, ensuring a safe and stress-free travel experience for commuters and holidaymakers alike. Full-day train services will also run on Sundays and public holidays, giving passengers more flexibility and reliable transport during the busy season. Metrorail provincial spokesperson Zino Mihi says modern
The City has announced that repairs to damaged Kloof Road will commence next year. The Urban Mobility Directorate has set March 2026 as the start date for this work. The first two months of the year will be used to obtain the necessary construction permits and approvals as prescribed by the environmental management plan, given that Kloof Road is located within Table Mountain National Park. “Kloof Road is an important access route, and
The country’s first black-owned wine cellar has opened in Franschhoek. South Africa has uncorked a major moment in its history with the opening of Klein Goederust Wine Cellar. The milestone was celebrated this week by Western Cape Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism MEC, Dr Ivan Meyer. It marks a powerful shift in an industry long overdue for transformation. South Africa Makes History MEC Meyer hailed the launch as “a triumph for
Cape Town, get ready to turn up the heat and cash in with the Summer Jackpot! Every day during the Summer Jackpot Hour, you could win your share of R240 000 in cash, thanks to Jackpot City and Smile FM. Simply register below during the Summer Jackpot hour, and if we call you on air, you’ll get to spin the Big City Wheel for an instant cash prize. Remember, you can
A 33-year-old man is expected to appear in the Bishop Lavis Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, 11 December, in connection with the fatal smash-and-grab attack that claimed the life of 64-year-old former teacher Karin van Aardt along Jakes Gerwel Drive. The arrest follows an intensive joint operation between the SAPS and City of Cape Town law enforcement agencies after van Aardt and her husband, travelling from Nelspruit to Vredenburg last Friday evening, were ambushed
