The City of Cape Town has obtained a court order against MyCiTi workers engaged in a “wildcat” strike.

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Die minister van polisie, Bheki Cele, het die taakspan wat bendegeweld in die Wes-Kaap die stryd aansê, amptelik op ’n parade by die Bishop Lavis-polisie-akademie bekend gestel.
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The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has made a “concerted effort” to transfer grant recipients from Cash Paymaster Services (CPS) to the Postbank but still faces problems that undermine payments.

Cape Town pools open daily during September school holidays!

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 Cape Town’s public swimming pools will be open daily from 23 September to 5 October, giving families a chance to cool off and enjoy...

Golden Arrow to increase selected cash fares by 4.5%

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  Golden Arrow bus passengers who pay cash will have to budget a little more from 28 September 2026, when selected fares increase by an...

The Tutu Memorial Park project gets underway in Cape Town

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 Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has this week marked the start of work on the newly renamed Tutu Memorial Park (formerly Lupin Park). This...