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Taxi-related violence, gang violence and extortion are behind the spate of mass killings in the Western Cape, police say

‘With just five days left, I encourage those of you who have not yet been counted to urgently do so,’ said Premier Alan Winde.

Dr Melvin Moodley, health intelligence unit director from the Western Capes health and wellness department joined John Maythem to explain the dashboard’s role in the provincial Safety Plan.

The Western Cape unveiled its safety dashboard, which tracks where and when injuries occur and patterns of trauma among the population in near-real-time.

Dr Melvin Moodley, health intelligence unit director from the Western Cape's health and wellness department joined John Maythem to explain the dashboard’s role in the provincial Safety Plan.

Virgin Atlantic founder Sir Richard Branson was in the country when he announced the return of flights between London and Cape Town

Safety MEC Reagen Allen said police must use all their resources to find the perpetrators behind the shootings.

Branson, who was in characteristically mischievous form, visited the Cape Town CBD to announce the resumption of the route after a seven year hiatus.

“I am not a thief, I am not a criminal - my record of public service speaks for itself,” says Western Cape legislature speaker Masizole Mnqasela

Breakfast host Refilwe Moloto chats to Western Cape Premier Alan Winde.