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    The Cape Independence Party (CAPEXIT) party has confirmed that it’ll be sending a group of representatives from Brackenfell to the Northern Cape next week, for the Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF) march to dismantle Orania.   The march, which will see the red berets descend on the offices of Northern Cape Premier Dr Zamani Saul, is scheduled for Tuesday 22 April.   CapeXit says it has received particular interest from its teams in the

  Sport, Arts and Culture minister Gayton McKenzie has expressed his condolences after the passing of veteran actor Don Mlangeni Nawa.   Nawa is best known for his roles in ‘Sgudi ‘Snaysi, The Throne and Isidingo, where he played the role of Zebedee Matabane. He portrayed the character for more than a decade.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Mlangeni Nawa (@donmlangeninawa) McKenzie has described the late husband and

  As the Western Cape’s Traffic authorities brace for increased traffic volumes on the roads this upcoming Easter long weekend, the Western Cape Mobility Department says it is already concerned by the recent spike in drunk driving arrests.   According to the Western Cape Mobility Department, it has arrested 183 people for driving under the influence of alcohol between 31 March and 13 April. The department says this statistic is concerning and comes just days

  An Open Day has been held at the place where the planned expansion of Cape Winelands Airport is due to take place. Stakeholders gathered near the airfield yesterday to share their thoughts on the expansion of the airport in Durbanville. Davids added, “Destinations across the globe continue to compete for visitors. Ease of connectivity and ease of access are important considerations for all travellers.”   Airport Open Day in Durbanville   A spokesperson for

    The Cape Peninsula Civil Conservation (CPCC) intends to launch its own investigation into the recent deaths of baboons in Simon’s Town. This is after two baboons are suspected to have been shot and killed, in separate incidents, within days of each other.   The first incident came to light on 5 April, when a dispersing male baboon affectionately known as Blondie was found dead along Palace Hill Road. The Cape Baboon Partnership noted