Cape Town teacher wanted for sexual offences case hands himself over to police

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Adam Edwards, a former teacher at Riverside College, has surrendered to police after a warrant was issued for his arrest in connection with a sexual offences case. ...

Suspected drug mules and courier apprehended at Cape Town International Airport

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Two suspected drug mules and a courier were arrested at Cape Town International Airport within 24 hours, as authorities crack down on drug smuggling.

Life sentence sought for George man who killed girlfriend while on parole for wife's murder

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The State wants a life sentence for Johan Miana, a George man who brutally murdered his girlfriend just months after being released on parole for his wife's murder. ...

Cape Town Law Enforcement officer fired for alleged involvement in kidnapping and murder

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The victim's body was discovered in a shallow grave near Monwabisi beach, with investigators alleging an official Law Enforcement vehicle was used during the crime. ...

Nearly 800 units of alcohol confiscated from Cape Town beaches during matric celebrations

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In the past week, the City’s enforcement agencies made 197 arrests, including a near three-fold increase in arrests for drunk driving.

SANRAL targets two-week repair timeline for Huguenot Tunnel following bus blaze

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Following a dramatic bus fire inside the Huguenot Tunnel, SANRAL aims to complete urgent repairs within two weeks to restore safe travel routes.

Operation Smile South Africa: Transforming lives one smile at a time

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Nzulu from Ramsgate, KZN, will celebrate his third birthday with joy and a smile, free from the pain of surgeries that marked his first two birthdays. Discover how ...

Cape Town dealership to refund R150 000 for defective Toyota Fortuner

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After purchasing a Toyota Fortuner that developed defects on the same day, a Cape Town customer will receive a R150 000 refund.

Global Sumud Flotilla shines a light on Gaza despite Israeli interception - Tutu Trust

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The Global Sumud Flotilla's mission to deliver aid to Gaza was thwarted by Israeli warships, yet it succeeded in drawing global attention to the plight of Palestinians, ...

Knysna Mayor's turnaround plan after NCOP vote of confidence

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Knysna mayor Thando Matika has proposed a 14-day turnaround strategy, a 30-day visible action plan and a 3-month intervention program for the municipality to address ...

The plight of the Blue Crane: Protecting South Africa's national bird

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Discover the vital role of the Blue Crane in South Africa's natural heritage and the urgent conservation efforts needed to protect this vulnerable species.

How police intercepted a R19 million drug haul from Johannesburg to Cape Town

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Police in Cape Town made a significant drug bust, intercepting a truck carrying R19 million worth of cocaine and tik from Johannesburg.

HERD euthanises elephant Limpopo after fatal attack on senior carer

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Following a tragic incident where senior carer Israel Shambira was fatally gored, the Hoedspruit Elephant Rehabilitation and Development Trust has made the decision ...

Youngest victim to testify in rape case ensures life sentence for abuser

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A courageous young girl, the youngest to successfully testify in her own rape case in South Africa, has played a pivotal role in securing a life sentence for her ...

Cruise into 2026 refreshed with MSC Opera

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As the new year unfolds, sail away on MSC Opera for a rejuvenating expedition that promises relaxation, adventure, and culinary delights. Don't miss out on a magical ...

Celebrate Heritage Month with the Cape Times at Taj Cape Town

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Join us this Heritage Month as we explore the Taj Cape Town, a luxurious hotel steeped in history, located within iconic heritage buildings. Discover how this establishment ...

Taxi route closures in Cape Town: What you need to know

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Discover how the closure of taxi routes in Cape Town affects commuters and what alternative transport options are available during this critical period.

Embrace the outdoors this spring with South Africa's camping experiences

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Shake off the winter chill and dive into nature, our guide will introduce you to the most exciting camping opportunities around.

Young women are changing the face of SA’s wine industry

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Mentorship and community development are reshaping the Cape Winelands wine industry, empowering black South Africans to thrive in a sector long dominated by exclusion. ...

Humpback whale freed from fishing rope in dramatic rescue

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The difficult conditions were amplified by an additional number of Humpback whales that arrived on the scene - most likely concerned for the wellbeing of the entangled ...

Neil de Beer: a voice for change in South African politics

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Neil de Beer, a passionate advocate for democracy in South Africa, passed away at 56 after a long battle with cancer.

Conservation servitude registered for protection of speckled dwarf tortoise in Northern Cape

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The protection of dwarf tortoises is critical, particularly because they occur in very specific habitat types along the West Coast of South Africa inland to Namakwaland, ...

Another lifeline for the African Penguin - Minister signs landmark regulations

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Non-compliance will be met with firm penalties: fines of up to R2 million, imprisonment for up to five years, or both.

Suspected trafficker arrested in Worcester with R1. 8 million worth of abalone

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A suspected abalone trafficker was nabbed in Worcester for being in possession of abalone worth R1. 8million.

City challenges UCT findings over pharmaceutical pollution in Hout Bay

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Deputy Mayor and Mayco Member for Spatial Planning and Environment, Eddie Andrews said the authors of the study appear to be doing no more than speculating when ...