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This week, I received a briefing at the Provincial Disaster Management Centre detailing the province’s extensive preparations in place to ensure that we remain on the front foot in preventing fires at the Western Cape Government’s facilities. During the briefing, it was highlighted that the Western Cape Government has provided aerial support since 2011 to Municipalities, totalling R125 million through its ‘annual integrated wildfire support programme’. The programme also ...

The devastating fire that left the National Assembly in ruins should be a warning to businesses and residents to ensure they are prepared in case of disaster, urged Western Cape Premier Alan Winde. The devastating fire that left the National Assembly in ruins should be a warning to businesses a...

The Western Cape Department of Transport and Public Works says fewer road-related fatalities were recorded in the last week of December compared to the previous week.

Despite the closure of the contentious B97 taxi route in the Western Cape, there have been 19 taxi-related murders and nine attempted murders reported in the province. And that was just between September and October in 2021.

In the latest news in South Africa on Sunday 2 January 2022, South Africans celebrated the New Year on Saturday, while many families were mourning the deaths of loved ones killed in accidents

Police said five women have died in an accident on the R60 between Worcester and Robertson in the Western Cape.

Its understood that the car they were travelling in collided with a truck between Worcester and Robertson on Thursday afternoon.

Five women have died in a crash on the R60 between Worcester and Robertson in the Western Cape.



The Western Cape Provincial Traffic Services recorded 279 speeding offences and issued 5 873 fines between 20 and 27 December, amounting to just more than R8 million.



Drunk driving a major concern for road safety: 39 people arrested for driving under the influence.