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PSA Urges Independence as PIC Board Probes Continue

By Odwa Bafana Mkentane The Public Servants Association stated that calls to dissolve the Public Investment Corporation board are premature and risk undermining good governance. The union argues the board should be allowed to complete its investigations without political interference, following recent suspensions. Speaking to VOC News, the Public Servants Association (PSA) spokesperson Claude Naiker says the PSA will continue to monitor developments closely and expects the PIC Board to […]

today21 July 2026

Local

Lienke Uys: Young, Bold and Perfectly Imperfect 

By Sheefah Irambona Girl Power Hour celebrates young women who are using their voices, talents and passions to make a positive impact in the world around them. At just 12 years old, Lienke Uys is already making a meaningful difference in her community. Whether she's advocating for vulnerable children, supporting horse welfare initiatives or raising awareness for seafarers, Lienke is showing that you are never too young to serve others. […]

today15 July 2026

Local

Western Cape police offer up to R50 000 for information on murder of Ghanian national

Western Cape police have offered a cash reward of up to R50,000 for information that could lead to the arrest of suspects responsible for the murder of a Ghanaian national who was killed last month, allegedly in connection with his refusal to pay a protection fee in Nyanga. According to police spokesperson Thembakazi Mpendukana, Nyanga police members responded to a shooting incident on 29 June 2026, at about 15:45 pm, […]

today15 July 2026

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Brackenfell Residents Demand Halt to New Developments Over Traffic Concerns

Brackenfell residents and business owners are calling on the City of Cape Town to halt all new developments until critical road infrastructure is upgraded. In a petition to Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, they warn that continued residential and commercial expansion is placing unbearable pressure on the area's road network, leading to what they describe as "traffic paralysis". They argue that major projects, including the widening of Brackenfell Boulevard and the N1 […]

today14 July 2026

Features

Rethinking Disability and Inclusion with Tony Williams  and Sumarie Jordaan

By Sheefah Irambona   For millions of South Africans living with disabilities, the biggest obstacle isn't their disability but the world around them. From inaccessible public spaces to limited transport options and exclusion from decision-making, the barriers they face are often created by society, not by their physical conditions. According to the National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD), approximately 3.3 million South Africans, around 7.5% of the […]

today8 July 2026

Local

Four Shot in two Taxi-Related Incidents Across Cape Town

By Odwa Bafana Mkentane Four people were shot in two separate taxi-related incidents in Strand and Kleinvlei within hours on Tuesday. Western Cape police are investigating two counts of attempted murder following a suspected taxi-related shooting on the R102 near Eerste River. Two men were injured after gunmen allegedly opened fire on a minibus taxi on Tuesday morning, with authorities saying the motive is believed to be linked to the […]

today3 July 2026

Cape Town

Man, Allegedly Linked to kidnapping and rape of toddler killed in mob attack in Eerste River

By Odwa Bafana Mkentane A 42-year-old male who is alleged to have kidnapped and raped a three-year-old girl was beaten to death by mob justice on Tuesday at Eersterivier, Forest Village, Hood Street, with the victim being found with multiple injuries to the head. According to police reports, the three-year-old child was reported missing by her father at Saps Kleinvlei. She was later found in Forrest Drive when people heard […]

today2 July 2026

Local

Interfaith Leaders unite to protect migrants amid planned weekly Anti-Immigration protests

By Odwa Bafana Mkentane Various interfaith groups, including the Cape Town Ulama Board, Muslim Judicial Council, South African Council of Churches, and Western Cape Council of Churches, gathered at St George's Cathedral in Cape Town to discuss how they could assist the immigrants who are camping outside the Epping Home Affairs amid the illegal immigration protests that are announced to take place every Thursday. This meeting comes after anti-illegal immigrant […]

today1 July 2026

Local

Iran thanks South Africa for its continued support as the Islamic Republic faces ongoing US-Israeli assaults

Iran’s ambassador to South Africa, Mansour Shakib Mehr, has thanked South Africa for its continued support of the Islamic Republic. Speaking at a press conference hosted by the Cape Town Ulema Board, Mehr emphasised the importance of South Africa’s support, arguing that the country’s repeated statements of condemnation have assisted the Iranian cause. Since the onset of the conflict on 28 February, President Cyril Ramaphosa and the Department of International […]

today18 March 2026

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