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In October 2022, a judge warned that 28s gangsters may have infiltrated the Western Cape police. It’s unclear what has happened with further investigations.

Phil Craig says the message is ‘If you want Cape Independence, then vote for it in 2024’

Paul Stevens, CEO of Just Property, shares his thoughts on some of the challenges and opportunities that lay ahead during 2023...

There’s some irony in Western Cape Premier Alan Winde wishing the matric class of 2023 good luck. Winde says obtaining a matric pass marks

MTN honours Springboks victory with R30m contribution to the SA Rugby growth fund...

We simply cannot absorb the agreed increases to the public service wage bill, says Alan Winde

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde and the provinces finance MEC, Mireille Wenger, have urged national government to place the needs of the people above those of the country’s failing SOEs.

National govt should fund the public-sector wage increase, not make the provinces pay for it

Tertuis Simmers has defended himself after it was revealed that he owns three properties yet lives in an estate where the state pays his rent.

Western Cape premier Alan Winde has defended the appointment of a state capture-implicated official to a senior position in his administration, saying prosecutions were taking too long.