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September 08, 2025

Court overturns sanctions for learners caught vaping

THE Western Cape High Court declared two disciplinary actions against two learners who were vaping in the school’s hostel unlawful, as the school’s governing body twice punished them for the same offence, which amounts to double jeopardy.

2 mins

Clashes erupt as Pagad protests against drugs and gangsterism

LAW enforcement officers and members of the People Against Gangsterism and Drugs (Pagad) group clashed in Bonteheuwel and Beacon Valley yesterday.

2 mins

CITY PAUSES DIAL-A-RIDE CUTS FOR DISABLED RESIDENTS

The municipality reaches agreement with disability rights group

3 mins

Boy (14) faces bail hearing in murder case

A 14-YEAR-OLD boy is currently applying for bail in the Atlantis Magistrate’s Court on charges of murder and attempted murder.

1 mins

Murder of insolvency lawyer in office sparks outrage

“IT WAS a deliberate hit”

1 mins

Suspended officer’s girlfriend defends him

THE current girlfriend of a suspended law enforcement officer, who was accused of assault against his previous partner, has spoken out to give their side of the story.

1 mins

Taxi violence escalates as negotiations over route stall

TAXI violence over the Khayelit-sha-Somerset West Route continues to spiral despite marathon talks and a court interdict, with rival associations Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (Cata) and Cape Organisation for the Democratic Taxi Association (Codeta) still deadlocked over control of the contested routes.

2 mins

How SA slang reflects our cultural roots

SOUTH Africa has 11 official languages, each with its own rich history, but that hasn’t stopped ordinary South Africans from creatively inventing new words that have become part of our daily lives.

1 mins

Koesister competition highlights culinary heritage

UP-AND-COMING chefs celebrated Kaapse food icon — the koesister - to kick off Heritage Month and mark World Koesister Day yesterday.

1 mins

'Don't Be Trashy' campaign targets waste through eduction

CAPENATURE, in collaboration with Soapbox and the Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning, launched the “Don't Be Trashy” Drive to combat escalating waste threats to Western Cape ecosystems.

1 mins

New Bo-Kaap Market aims to support local entrepreneurs

THE City announced the official launch of the Bo-Kaap Market which will take place September 30.

2 mins

Shivambu's new party slams ANC's failures

FLOYD Shivambu, who broke ranks with his former political home, and launched a new party, the Afrika Mayibuye Movement (AMM), has lashed out at the ANC for its failure to deliver change.

1 mins

Parliament raises alarm over Divorce Bill deadline

PARLIAMENT has expressed concern that the Home Affairs Department has introduced a divorce bill, leaving limited time to process it considering that in just two months, the constitutional deadline expires.

2 mins

RAF urged to resolve payment dispute out of court

WHILE the RAF last week failed in its urgent bid to extend the 180-day payment moratorium in which to pay claims, citing that it will lead to its financial collapse if the reprieve is not extended, members of the legal fraternity said this is not true - the RAF must just get its house in order.

2 mins

Draft credit regulations heighten student debt fears

THE Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic) has moved to calm fears that its proposed National Credit Regulations could harm students, insisting the reforms are aimed at boosting small business finance.

2 mins

A tale of friendship amid revolution

ON MY BOOKSHELF

2 mins

Romance, murder and a dash of wit

AH, LOVE in the modern age - matching apps, awkward first dates, and the occasional ex-boyfriend with a penchant for murder.

2 mins

A murder mystery set in the literary world

ANY aspiring writer who has submitted an unsolicited manuscript to a publisher knows the anxiety of waiting for a response. Mostly rejections or a deep silence! But what if someone takes that rejection so badly that they resort to murder?

1 mins

Is there a connection between environmental hazards and serial killers?

MURDERLAND is a big, wonderfully-written and harrowing book about that subject of endless fascination - serial killers.

3 mins

HIPPO ATTACK

ELEVEN people including children were missing after a hippopotamus capsized their boat in southwestern Ivory Coast, a government official said on Saturday.

1 mins

No World Cup guarantees for Bafana Bafana

BAFANA Bafana’s hopes of reaching a fourth FIFA World Cup remain on course, but uncertainty over Teboho Mokoena’s eligibility has cast a shadow over their qualifying campaign.

1 mins

Country desperate for good government

THE GNU is dying. Like most of Cyril Ramaphosa’s big and brave ideas, it was bound to go this way. Slowly strangled to death by his performative sincerity laced with toxic incompetence, we can all hear its death rattle. The two main parties entered the GNU for very different reasons. The DA was there to begin its grip on power, contrasting its organisational efficiencies with the ANC's organisational malaise for voters. The ANC was there to desperately cling onto power in an election it had lost.

2 mins

New Delhi and Beijing mark start of a new era

CHINESE President Xi Jinping met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on August 31 on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Tianjin.

4 mins

Bolsonaro supporters called to streets ahead of coup trial verdict

FORMER Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro was expected to test his political strength yesterday with demonstrations in the country’s main cities, days before the Supreme Court decides whether he is guilty of attempting a coup.

1 mins

Senegal leader's commitment

SENEGALS government has replaced the justice and interior ministers in a cabinet shakeup, pledging a “government of commitment and combat” as the country tries to revive its economy.

1 mins

'Correcting The Map': reshaping perceptions of Africa

THE Mercator world map, long a fixture in classrooms globally, makes the EU appear almost as large as Africa.

2 mins

Zim strengthening ties with China

CHINA and Zimbabwe announced the upgrade of ties to an “all-weather community with a shared future,’ following talks between President Xi Jinping and President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week.

1 mins

'Pessimist patriots': hard-right Reform UK widens appeal

Joanne Woodhouse and Henry Godwin live at opposite ends of England and used to sit on opposite sides of the political fence - until both decamped to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party.

2 mins

Learning to laugh through conflict in 'Fathers and Sons

FATHERS and Sons is a new comedy drama series coming to Mzansi Magic, and it promises to tickle your funny bone and tug at your heartstrings.

2 mins

‘Carissa’ on local big screens after international acclaim

AWARD-winning local film Carissa will be making its big screen debut in Maansi after receiving international recognition at several major film festivals, including the Venice Film Festival.

1 mins

Laconco voiced Bluey’s mum in new Zulu-dubbed episodes

AWARD-WINNING animated series Bluey has been dubbed in four widely-spoken African languages: Zulu, Afrikaans, Swahili, and Nigerian Pidgin.

1 mins

Salah poised to fire Pharaohs to World Cup

LIVERPOOL star Mohamed Salah could this week become the second African football icon after Achraf Hakimi to secure his presence at the 2026 World Cup in North America.

2 mins

Khanyisa Mayo signing piles pressure on Nabi to deliver

KAIZER Chiefs’ capture of Khanyisa Mayo on loan from Algerian giants CR Belouizdad may be a signal of ambition, but it also turns up the heat on head coach Nasreddine Nabi to deliver more than just glimpses of progress this season.

2 mins

Barebones MMA 5 delivers thrills in Milnerton

THE Western Cape played host to a handful of coronations last night as the Barebones MMA Championship returned for its fifth installment at the Sunningdale Sports Complex in Milnerton.

2 mins

Majoro backs Stellenbosch despite league struggles

STELLENBOSCH’S league form may be raising eyebrows, but former Bafana Bafana striker Lehlohonolo Majoro insists there is no cause for alarm ahead of their MTN8 final clash against Orlando Pirates next weekend.

2 mins

Verstappen halts McLaren's dominance

Max Verstappen slowed McLaren's Formula One dominance on Sunday with a phenomenal display of driving on his way to victory at the Italian Grand Prix, the fastest race in the sport's history.

1 mins

Sabalenka credits mental reset after retaining US Open crown

ARYNA Sabalenka credited her newfound mental approach on Saturday after producing a controlled performance to retain her US Open crown.

2 mins

Boland break new ground with semi berth, but tough task awaits

THE Boland Cavaliers received a taste of what they can expect in the Currie Cup semifinals against the Lions this past Saturday in Cape Town, after falling to a heavy defeat against Western Province.

1 mins

Kitshoff: Boks were the more dominant team

SPRINGBOK great Steven Kitshoff feels the Springboks were the more dominant team in the Eden Park showdown with the All Blacks and is convinced they will bounce back this week in Wellington.

2 mins

Nkota: From bicycle injury to Bafana star

MOHAU Nkota survived a trauma that could have stopped him from living his dream — which is why he remains mindful of everything that has happened in the past few months.

3 mins

Proteas crash to record 342-run defeat

THE Proteas have become the masters of falling prey to the dead-rubber ODI syndrome.

2 mins

Bok Women taught a lesson by slick French

THE Springbok Women received a sobering dose of reality at the World Cup in the form of the fleet-footed French, who ran up a 57-10 score in the final match of Pool D in Northampton on Sunday evening.

2 mins

Hooker relishes first Test against All Blacks

LEIGHTON KOOPMAN

2 mins

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