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  WARNING: The video below contains graphic content and may be disturbing to sensitive viewers.   Cape Town police have urged the victim of a ‘road-rage’ stabbing incident in Maitland late last month to come forward to report the matter so that a criminal case can be investigated.   A graphic video has been doing the rounds on social media, showing a man, alleged to be a taxi driver, stabbing a motorist with a knife

  Two suspects, aged 26 and 22, are expected to appear in the Bellville Magistrate’s Court on Thursday, on charges of fraud and money laundering linked to a multi-million rand romance scam.   The two were arrested on Tuesday in Mfuleni and Strand by the Hawks’ Serious Commercial Crimes Investigation’s 419 Scam Task Team. Their arrests are part of an ongoing investigation into a 2024 case in which a complainant was allegedly defrauded of over

  The City of Cape Town has welcomed two new digital visa schemes for the film and events industries.   The City says the announcement by the Department of Home Affairs is a major step forward for economic growth.   The first initiative, called STAGES – short for Screen Talent and Global Entertainment Scheme – will use digitisation to simplify visa access for film production companies.   The MMC for Economic Growth James Vos, says

  23 people lost their lives on Western Cape roads in just one week, with pedestrians accounting for the majority of fatalities.   The Provincial Mobility Department confirmed that between 30 June and 6 July 2025, 15 pedestrians were killed, as well as four drivers, three passengers, and one motorcyclist.   The Western Cape Government has expressed deep concern over the rise in pedestrian deaths and the shocking number of drunk driving arrests recorded during

  South African actor and musician Neil Sandilands is hitting the road again but this time with a brand new musical project – Die Vyftigers. Neil Sandilands, Schalk Joubert, Gian Groen, and Abel Kraamsaal – four unique voices within the Afri-kaans music landscape – take the stage together, to honour their love of Afrikaans and their own half-century journeys.     Die Vyftigers have a number of shows on the way in Cape Town and