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The Cape of Good Hope SPCA is offering a R5,000 reward for information that could lead to the identification, arrest and prosecution of the people involved in killing three pit bulls in Gatesville, Athlone.

The Mayor will switch on the Adderley Street lights this coming Sunday and people are urged to have fun.

The metros safety boss JP Smith said whilst they understood the ongoing debate around breeding pitbulls, the responsibility for the dogs training often falls to its owner.

Three buses were burnt out and the hijacking of a fourth thwarted by law enforcement officers as a two-day taxi strike got underway in Cape Town on Monday.

Three buses were burnt out and the hijacking of a fourth thwarted by law enforcement officers as a two-day taxi strike got underway in Cape Town on Monday.

The city’s safety and security head, JP Smith, was responding to Police Minister Bheki Celes remarks this week in Mitchells Plain.

Cape Town launched a dedicated hi-tech highway patrol unit on Thursday, signalling the first shift towards a 24-hour traffic service in the city before the festive season.

A slum building in Wynberg was ravaged by fire this weekend – a mere two days after a multi-agency crackdown operation.

Cape Town’s public emergency communication centre has seen a surge in calls for assistance.

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