Sibulele Kasa

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Sibulele Kasa

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The South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) in the Western Cape has announced a taxi fare increase across various routes in the province. From left are: CODETA chairperson Nceba Enge, CODETA secretary Mxolisi Liwani, CATA secretary Nelson Mayezana, SANTACO chairperson Besuthu Ndungane, and SANTACO second deputy chairperson Nazeem Abdurahman.

How SANTACO's fare hikes affect Western Cape commuters amid rising fuel prices

SANTACO announces significant taxi fare increases in the Western Cape due to rising fuel prices. What does this mean for local commuters?

International Rotary President Francesco Arezzo addressing attendees during a business breakfast hosted by Rotary District 9350, in partnership with Rotary Club of Stellenbosch, at a hotel in Stellenbosch on Friday, January 30.

Rotary President urges clubs to embrace youth for a modern future

In a compelling keynote address, International Rotary President Francesco Arezzo urged local clubs to recruit young people, emphasising their vital role in modernising the…

Mitchell's Plain police are investigating a stabbing incident in which a three-year-old girl was injured on Monday night, December 29.

Toddler, 3, injured in Mitchell's Plain stabbing incident

Mitchell's Plain police are investigating a stabbing incident in which a three-year-old girl was injured on Monday night, December 29.

A body of an unknown man was recovered from the water at Fish Hoek beach on Monday evening, December 29, at about 7:10pm.

Four fatal drownings recorded in Cape Town this December

Four fatal drownings have been recorded in Cape Town during the festive season, with two incidents under police investigation and two linked to bathing-related activities,…

One of three suspects arrested during a Western Cape Anti-Gang Unit operation targeting gang-related violence on the Cape Flats, Rameez Jacobs, 38, appeared in the Athlone Magistrates’ Court on Monday, December 29, on charges of murder and attempted murder.

Athlone court murder suspect among three arrested in alleged gang-related crimes

One of three suspects arrested during a Western Cape Anti-Gang Unit operation targeting gang-related violence on the Cape Flats, Rameez Jacobs, 38, appeared in the Athlone…

The Christmas lights at 16 Dennegeur Street in Brackenfell now, after Rick van der Galien and his partner began the display on a small scale in 2019.

Brackenfell Christmas lights shine bright for people and animals alike

What began as a small, personal Christmas gesture in Brackenfell has grown into a heart-warming community tradition that brings joy not only to people, but to animals in need.

Music composer and guitarist from Wynberg, Mansoor Jaffer, released his second song and music video titled Mother City Vibes on Tuesday, December 16, to pay tribute to the spirit and energy of the City.

New song released on Day of Reconciliation celebrates Cape Town’s resilience

Music composer and guitarist from Wynberg, Mansoor Jaffer, released his second song and music video titled Mother City Vibes on Tuesday, December 16, to pay tribute to the spirit…

Brackenfell police have opened a culpable homicide investigation following a deadly crash that claimed the life of a 22-year-old motorcyclist on Monday, December 15.

Young motorcyclist dies after colliding with stationary truck in Brackenfell

Brackenfell police have opened a culpable homicide investigation following a deadly crash that claimed the life of a 22-year-old motorcyclist on Monday, December 15.

 From left: Stellenbosch University's acting chief operating officer, professor Nicola Smit; university's director for planning and development at facilities management, Japie Engelbrecht; STIAS director, professor Edward Kirumira; and Green Building Council of South Africa representative,  Dannika Taylor. The certificate was handed over on Thursday, October 2.

Stellenbosch University sets a precedent with its first net zero carbon building

A building of the Stellenbosch University was certified as the first net zero carbon building on the university campus in South Africa, said Green Building Council of South…

A concept of festive jersey designed by Somerset West resident Marnus Botha won the inaugural mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’s annual Festive-Wear Top.

Somerset West designer wins Cape Town mayor's festive jersey challenge

A concept of festive jacket designed by Somerset West resident Marnus Botha won an inaugural mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’s annual Festive-Wear Top.

Women-led faith groups engaged in a Women’s Prayer Walk for action against social ills like gender-based violence, crime, and for the safety of children and communities on Wednesday, August 27.

Women unite in prayer walk to combat social ills in Cape Town

Women-led faith groups engaged in a Women’s Prayer Walk for action against social ills like gender-based violence, crime, and for the safety of children and communities on…

Genevieve Lewis with her son, Graceson.

‘Babies who are exclusively breastfed for six months have lower risk of infections’

Breastfeeding babies for the first six months of life protects them from illnesses and helps them grow strong, said the provincial department of health.

Eleven laboratory-confirmed measles cases have been recorded in the Western Cape since the beginning of the year, said the provincial Department of Health and Wellness.

Health Department confirms measles cases under control in Western Cape

Eleven laboratory-confirmed measles cases have been recorded in the Western Cape since the beginning of the year, said the provincial Department of Health and Wellness.

 one-year-old Anzelle Van Der Merwe, from Bellville, before and after the surgery.

Cleft lip and craniofacial surgeries: Giving children a second chance

If you notice anything unusual in your baby’s face or head shape, speak to your healthcare provider, because early detection can make the difference.This was the message of…

From left: The retired provincial government official Ian Arendse and NoStop's director Charlene Miles.

Retired official Ian Arendse joins NoStop charity

The retired provincial government official, Ian Arendse, 63, has joined NoStop non-profit organisation to help strengthen its services.

GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World is set to get a new shopping centre that will boost its shopping and entertainment.

GrandWest Casino in Goodwood to welcome new shopping centre

GrandWest Casino in Goodwood is set to enhance its offerings with a new 22,000 sqm shopping centre, creating thousands of jobs and catering to the community's retail needs

Volunteers who participated in the project last week. Picture: Supplied

Counting project aims to understand magnitude of homelessness in city

Several organisations serving homeless people are hopeful that they will be able to determine the number of homeless people around certain suburbs of Cape Town before the end of…

Echoes of Parow – The Story of a South African Jewish Community, which runs until the end of February next year at the South African Jewish Museum, explores the history of the community from the early 1900s up until 1993.

Telling the story of lost Jewish community

Parow’s lost Jewish community is the subject of an exhibition at the South African Jewish Museum in Cape Town. Echoes of Parow – The Story of a South African Jewish Community,…

Petrus de Beer and Corban Beukes. Picture: supplied.

Stolen violin reunited with owner two years later

Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra violinist Petrus de Beer, of Bellville, has been reunited with a violin that was stolen from the boot of his car in a CBD parking lot in July…

Sunny Yoon, of Bellville, is one of the cast members of Disney’s The Magic Box. Picture: Lance Peterson.

Disney show extends its run

Disney’s The Magic Box, has extended its run in both Cape Town and Johannesburg due to popular demand, according to the promoters. The show opens at the Artscape Theatre Centre…