Eerste River News Today

The City of Cape Town is offering a free training session about the invasive polyphagous shot hole borer beetle (PSHB) to all businesses that handle trees and plant material.

Many South Africans volunteered their time to help ensure a free and fair election on voting day.

Police increase deployment of officers in Mthatha, Eastern Cape after IEC truck was looted in violence.

AN EERSTE River woman who was miraculously reunited with her family after disappearing 24 years ago has died after being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.

The tiny polyphagous shot hole borer beetle poses a massive climate threat to SA if not controlled, and could kill up to 65 million trees in the cities’ urban forests, writes Claire Keeton

City says R863m invested in this programme for year ending June 2024

Achmat is a prolific organiser and social justice activist internationally respected for his work with the Treatment Action Campaign, a prominent HIV/Aids advocacy movement. In his home city of Cape Town, he is asked to pose for selfies wherever he goes. Many political parties would love to hav...

Civil society asks South Africans to protect the validity and integrity of the election by becoming election observers.

The largest sewage treatment plant in Cape Town is polluting False Bay. Millions of litres of sewage is pumped into the ocean daily.

Most of Cape Town’s sewage treatment works are failing, including the city’s largest one which releases effluent straight into the sea.