Cape Town motorists have been urged to double-check the fine details on their City traffic infringements amid a rise in scam emails demanding payment for fake fines. The City’s Traffic Services says it has received numerous enquiries from residents who have received suspicious payment requests via email. City Traffic Services spokesperson Kevin Jacobs says the emails, which falsely claim to be from the National Administration Traffic Information System (NaTIS), demand immediate payment
This festive season, Ackermans is making kids’ wishes come true with My Christmas Wish! From building sets, to teddy bears, to shiny bicycles – five magical wishes will be granted live on-air! Kids, this is your chance to make your Christmas wishes come true. Just send us a voice note with your name, age and Christmas wish to 0829 904 9-4 between the 17th and 23rd of November. Turn your wish into a gift,
The South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Western Cape has condemned a fatal shooting in Manenberg, highlighting the ongoing threat of gang-related violence in the area. On Thursday, three men were shot and killed, while a 35-year-old sustained gunshot injuries during a drive-by shooting on Renoster Road, Manenberg. Police spokesperson Andre Traut confirmed that the four men were targeted by unknown gunmen. “Detectives from the Anti-Gang Unit have launched an
Mobility MEC Isaac Sileku is angry following the Nyanga Terminus Taxi Rank shooting. Two people were killed in the attack yesterday, while eight others were wounded. MEC Sileku has expressed his anger at the tragic shooting as he was in the area, less than 24 hours earlier, as part of the Department’s ongoing road user education initiative. This took place at the same site as the shooting. “I am heartbroken by
The City of Cape Town has launched a new gas-to-energy plant at the Coastal Park Landfill, which will generate enough electricity to power around 4,300 homes. The facility converts landfill gas into energy, helping the metro move closer to its goal of a cleaner and more sustainable electricity supply. To date, the City has invested R93 million in the project and plans to invest an additional R82 million over the next three years
