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Changes to Western Cape Premier Alan Windes cabinet announced last month have come into effect.

The Western Cape Blood Service's supply is critically low and residents are urged to donate blood to save lives.



Residents in the province are urged to make sure they are counted in the current census count.

The Unit, which is made up of LEAP officers, has been redeployed to Steenberg and Ottery following an increase in gang-related violence in Lavender Hill and Grassy Park.

Premier Alan Winde has welcomed yet another extension of the 2022 census count.

Premier Alan Winde urged residents to complete the census questions, else the province would lose significant funding.

The Premier of the Western Cape, Alan Winde, and Minister of Police Oversight and Community Safety, Reagen Allen, welcomed the launch of the Law Enforcement Advancement Plan’s (LEAP) Reaction Unit today by joining the Unit in a ride-along, departing from Steenberg SAPS. The Reaction Unit, which is made up of LEAP officers, has been redeployed to Steenberg and Ottery following an increase in gang-related violence and shootings in Lavender Hill and Grassy Park, respectively.

Ishaam Davids, the department's head of communications, told News24 on Friday the officials were dismissed for misconduct.

Support from locals helped keep the economy ticking for Franschhoek during a tough two years. Liezl Davidsspoke to Ruth McCourt, marketing manager of Tourism Franschhoek, about the town’s journey and its road to recovery.

There is a new guide to litigation in South Africa titled ‘There is no limit to Stalingrad jurisprudence’. This work has been carefully compiled and tested in practice by at least three prominent litigants: former president Jacob Zuma, Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe and Public Pro...