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Authorities have arrested a 36-year-old man in the Cape Town community of Steenberg for the possession of crayfish, firearms and ammunition.

The City of Cape Town says its enforcement agencies are increasingly having to deal with bystanders interfering with officials duties.

The City of Cape Town's law enforcement members have removed more than 2 000 tyres placed around Cape Town - allegedly ahead of the EFF's planned countrywide shutdown on Monday.

Safety and Security Mayco member, JP Smith, said that city emergency services were alerted to the aircraft that went down in Lower Crossroads, in the Luzuko area, late Tuesday afternoon.

Safety and Security Mayco member, JP Smith, adds its nothing new, but warns it will not stop them from keeping taxi operators and road users safe.

The Atlantis community and the family of an 80-year-old granny are up in arms, demanding the suspension of the police officers that arrested her.

Police Minister Bheki Cele’s bitter battle with Premier Alan Winde is seemingly far from over.

Police spokesperson Joseph Swartbooi said the protest was a response to an integrated taxi operation that was conducted in the Nyanga precinct.

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) staff working in Cape Town’s townships have called for more policing as they are now allegedly forced to pay extortion syndicates for protection.

Sanral to use technology to tackle traffic congestion By Sisonke Mlamla Share Cape Town - Road infrastructure development can benefit from machine learning to reduce congestion and improve road safety, according to SA National Roads Agency (Sanral). The agency has been probing the extent to which machine learning could be harnessed in the quest to reduce congestion and improve safety. Sanral’s Technical Innovation Hub (TIH) mechatronic engineer, Ruan Van Breda, said the hub was at the forefr...