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Survivors of the Enyobeni Tavern tragedy abandoned plans to speak at a memorial service on Monday for their friends who died in the tragedy.

There are growing concerns in the taxi industry following yet another killing of a prominent taxi association leader in Paarl.

The Russian cargo ship that docked in Simon’s Town in December 2022 has highlighted SA’s relationship with Russia. Lady R’s time here in photos.

A class action lawsuit is shaping up in the Western Cape, for families of those murdered and injured with cop-smuggled firearms, revealing layers upon layers of trauma and tragedy.

Wesgro’s Cruise Cape Town initiative announced that this past season, which began in October 2022 and wraps up at the end of this month, has welcomed 145,000 cruise passengers and 42,000 crew members to the city.

The columnist recently penned an article where he says the demise of the Die Son is ‘a spit in the face of coloured readers’.

The Afrikaans tabloid known for its pun-filled, colourful headlines, may change from a daily to a weekly publication due to falls in advertising and circulation.

Two Oceans ultramarathon record-holder Gerda Steyn aims to become the first athlete – male or female – to win the race four consecutive times.

Incumbent leader John Steenhuisen heads for landslide re-election at the congress this weekend – but is he the right person to lead the party into South Africa’s 2024 crucial polls with a population weary of load shedding, poor service delivery and the cost-of-living crisis?

The Patriotic Alliance has threatened to take the City of Cape Town to court for allegedly failing to address the issue of the refugee tent erected in Maitland.