Motorists have been alerted to several hotspots in the Mother City, particularly along the N2 corridor, including areas near Khayelitsha, Philippi, and Nyanga, where concerns have been raised that the wall is not sufficient. Speaking to VOC News, Councillor Emre Uygun explained which specific areas along the N2 corridor account
The civil society group Healthcare Workers for Palestine (HW4P) condemned the United States government’s decision to halt oil supplies to Cuba at the end of January 2026, which had previously been sourced primarily from Venezuela. HW4P stated, “This action constitutes a significant intensification of the illegal economic blockade imposed on
Dlala Africa is making a meaningful impact in Manenberg by using cricket as a tool to steer young people away from gang violence and towards opportunity. The initiative provides mentorship, safe spaces, and pathways beyond sport, while nurturing local talent. Speaking to VOC News, chairperson Shahied Adonis explained the vision
The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) has confirmed the death of a student who was staying at Vogue House, with the incident reported over the weekend. University spokesperson Lauren Kansley said the institution is in contact with the student’s family and has put support measures in place for those
The Democratic Alliance (DA) has ushered in a new leadership team following its elective congress in Midrand, Johannesburg with Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis elected as party leader and Solly Msimanga as federal chairperson. The reshuffle also sees Siviwe Gwarube and Solly Malatsi taking up deputy roles, alongside other key
The Border Management Authority (BMA) stated that it is strengthening counter-corruption measures across ports of entry as part of its ongoing efforts to curb illegal movement in and out of the country. Briefing media on the 2026 Easter operations, Commissioner Michael Masiapato said a total of 4,763 travellers were apprehended
Marine and Environmental Unit law enforcement officers have arrested several suspects in a series of operations targeting the illegal possession and trade of West Coast Rock Lobster in Cape Town. In the first incident, a 33-year-old suspect from Bonteheuwel was arrested for being in possession of 91 West Coast Rock
The Western Cape has received an additional 50,000 Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccine doses as part of ongoing efforts to contain the outbreak affecting livestock in the province. Premier Alan Winde and Provincial Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development, and Tourism Dr Ivan Meyer welcomed the latest consignment, stating that vaccination efforts
Dam levels in Cape Town have reached a concerning point, dropping to 55% capacity as of March 2026. This is 19% lower than the levels recorded at the same time last year. In response, the Stellenbosch Municipality has introduced Level 2 water restrictions. Meanwhile, the City of Cape Town is
VOC became the first Muslim radio station in South Africa when a special events license was granted to the station in Ramadan/January 1995. Subsequent temporary broadcast licenses were granted, permitting the station to broadcast for 24 hours.
