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The city deploys aerial surveillance technology in the form of a Cessna 337 aircraft, dubbed the ‘eye-in-the-sky’.

The City of Cape Town showcased its new aerial surveillance technology designed for crime-fighting during a demonstration on Monday.

The City of Cape Town is training 1,000 potential new metro police officers as part of an 18-month full-time learnership which includes extensive physical training, training on legislation, theory and practical experience.

The City of Cape Town has warned there will be heavy traffic congestion over the next three days due to incoming cruise ships, including one of the world’s largest ocean liners.

Easter weekend fires at informal settlements claimed two lives, left two people seriously injured and hundreds more displaced in Cape Town.

Number plate recognition technology led to the arrest on Tuesday of a 24-year-old minibus taxi driver with 50 outstanding warrants worth R132,000 and outstanding fines of R241,000 in Cape Town.

Investigators, search and rescue volunteers using drones and K9 unit dogs from Cape Town on Thursday joined the search for six-year-old, Joshlin Smith from Saldanha Bay who has been missing for more than a week.

The festival attracted about 30,000 people each year and was one of the biggest and most popular jazz festivals in the world

A Cape Town high court judge warned an alleged underworld boss on Thursday not to explain why he was pleading not guilty to the murder of a seasoned police detective.

An alleged mugger who robbed hikers on Kasteelpoort hiking trail near Camps Bay in Cape Town fell and died while trying to flee from a crime scene after he was pepper-sprayed by one of his victims.