Knysna News Today

The Makhanda High Court has given the Emalahleni municipality the go-ahead to sue the former Knysna municipal manager Dr Sitembele Wiseman Vatala.

Flooding was reported across the Western Cape, from Cape Town to the Garden Route, as the province experienced its second cut-off low system this week. Wednesday brought major damage, with roads collapsing, power outages, evacuations and rescues. Flooding was reported across the Western Cape, f...

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Sebola appealed against the court ruling which declared his appointment as municipal manager null and void after he was selected out of three applicants who had applied for the position.

Eight leading candidates from various political parties are competing to be premier in the Western Cape.

Frustrated by SA politics, two Knysna women registered to vote, queued at their voting stations, and then spoilt their ballots.

In the past year, the town has been plagued by service delivery challenges, including water scarcity and poor waste removal management.

With 137 558 registered special voters in the Western Cape, the Electoral Commission of SA (IEC) said voting happened without any challenges on Monday, while police will maintain its presence at voting stations today.

The DA is at risk of losing its majority in Western Cape as support for new parties is expected to surge in the province and others look to win over voters on the issue of Palestine. The DA, however, remains confident.

DA heavyweight Helen Zille says while the party would want 51% of the vote nationally in Wednesday’s general election, it does not live in "castles in the sky".