WATCH: SAPS aware of alleged altercation between soldier and civilian in Elsies River
Category: News
The Western Cape SAPS has advised that no criminal case has been opened in connection with an alleged altercation between a member of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) and a civilian in Elsies River. A video circulating on community crime groups since 12 July appears to show a scuffle before the uniformed official is seen hit and kick a member of the public. Police spokesperson Andre Traut said the incident
Bree Street is to become a Mandela Day Langtafel this weekend. This is a special Open Streets edition that will turn one of Cape Town’s busiest streets into a shared public table. Working on the project, Community Chest, Young Urbanists NPC, Studio H and Mission For Inner City Cape Town will transform Bree Street into the Mandela Day Langtafel on Bree. Bree Street to become Mandela Day Langtafel this weekend On Saturday, 18 July,
The Bonteheuwel Ward Councillor Angus McKenzie, has dismissed claims that the fatal shooting of a foreign national who owned a spaza shop in the area was linked to xenophobic attacks. The South African Police Service (SAPS) has confirmed that it is investigating a case of murder following the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old man on Monday night. “Bishop Lavis SAPS members attended to a shooting incident at a shop in Assegaai Street,
Zola Nene gets behind Ladles of Love and becomes a Hands On Hero this Mandela Day
Category: Breakfast
This Friday 17 January we’re teaming up with Ladles of Love at DHL Stadium to support 20,000 preschool children through hands-on activities. Joining us there is one of the Hands-On-Heroes, is celebrated South African chef, author and television personality Zola Nene. Zola Nene will be with us this Friday at DHL Stadium for the Ladles of Love Hands-On-Heroes initiative for Mandela Day. There are 4 different ways you can be part of
A 31-year-old man is expected to appear in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday, 15 July 2026, after an intelligence-driven operation at OR Tambo International Airport led to the seizure of hydroponic cannabis with an estimated street value of more than R2 million. The suspect was arrested on Monday, 13 July 2026, after the Hawks received intelligence about a suspicious traveller who had boarded a flight from Thailand via Dubai to Johannesburg.
