Janine Fabe founded Hannah's Place of Safety, where she cares for and nurtures abandoned and abused babies on the Cape Flats.

The Transet National Ports Authority’s Dredging Services division has embarked on another maintenance dredging campaign at the Port of Cape Town.

As both Gauteng and and KwaZulu-Natal have documented experiences with tornadoes, it begs the question - is the Western Cape next?

Former members of the committee managing the Iziko Michaelis Collection have raised their concerns over the extended closure.

Environmentalists have appealed to Minister Barbara Creecy and her Gabonese counterpart Lee White to be tougher on big industries who are polluting nature.

David van Boven appeared on charges of robbery, rape and attempted murder of a 16-year-old girl in Hanover Park at the Wynberg Magistrate's Court.

It was a very emotional day for the Mrwetyana family on Friday after the man responsible for the death of UCT student Uyinene Mrwetyana was convicted.

Equipment to cultivate dagga and 234 dagga plants were confiscated during the raid at a Montague Garden dagga lab.

Three people had to be treated at a nearby clinic for injuries after chaos erupted at the Cape church where hundreds of refugees have been sheltering.

The transfer of ownership and the handing over of these title deeds is in line with the City’s commitment to redressing the imbalances of apartheid.

The man convicted for Uyinene Mrwetyana's rape and murder had a written apology for his victim's family and SA but did not want it to be read out in court

Ettienne Scheepers claims through his attorneys, A Chimes van Wyk, that the page is nothing more than a platform where he is being grossly defamed.

DDPP’s are extremely unhappy about the NPA's move to appeal a judgment in which it was ordered that they were entitled to their long overdue promise of a salary and benefit increase.

Former social development minister Bathabile Dlamini has a new role as the chairperson of the social housing regulatory authority.

The family of Uyinene Mrwetyana, 19, were in the court when Luyanda Botha was handed three life sentences for her rape and murder.

This is a pre-emptive move, driven by the rate at which the current “CAA” and “CAW” licence numbers are fast approaching the 100 000 mark.