An unknown man has become the third victim of the increasing turmoil in Cape Town, of the taxi strike that began last week.

During law-enforcement operations in the CBD, city authorities cracked down on taxi drivers, causing chaos on the streets of Cape Town.

Mayor promises R230-million over the next three years to help homeless residents. But will there be enough space?

High Court has granted the City of Cape Town’s application to serve notices of eviction on people living in various public spaces

Thousands of learners in Mfuleni returned to school on Monday morning following week-long protest by taxi drivers

Avuyile Masekwane’s last month as a refuse collector in Mfuleni, Cape Town, her job is difficult but she will be sorry when her contract ends

Activists want City clinics upgraded and transferred to the province to take pressure off Wesfleur Hospital

President Ramaphosa announces state of disaster to deal with energy crisis during his State of the Nation Address

The Parow Station resumed services on Monday for the first time since its closure for lockdown in 2020 available during the week for now.

Protesters blocked two main roads in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, on Monday, demanding electricity and a change to rubbish collection services.

Several lobby groups met at UCT to discuss the upcoming court bid opposing the government’s decision to scrap the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit

One of the highlights of the three-week-long Cape Town Pride Festival, which begins on 9 February, is the Cape Town Pride Parade.

Non-profit organisations led by Streetscapes are running a public employment programme for homeless people in Cape Town.

Metrorail resumed a limited service between Eerste River and Bellville and commuters welcome trains as far more affordable than taxis

Over the past month, eight beaches have been temporarily closed, some of them more than once, due to sewage spills,

Caracals frequently hunt in areas where there is higher risk of organochlorine exposure. People are urged to dispose of chemicals safely.