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Green Riders employs young people in Dunoon on e-bikes

City of Cape Town law enforcement spokesperson Wayne Dyason said anti-land invasion unit officers on patrol were flagged down by members of the public. They alerted the officers of an armed robbery and provided details of the getaway car.

Credit Suisse, Pictet and Vontobel have conducted a proof of concept to issue tokenised investment products recorded on a public blockchain and traded on BX Swiss, the Swiss regulated stock exchange...

According to a 2023 Global Business Travel Forecast report, the cost of business travel, from hotels to airfares, will rise in the next year...

In the Eighties and Nineties, before too much was known about the scourge of HIV/Aids, Herman Lategan’s friends began to die, one after another, often alone, their bodies a site of fear. Here they are remembered.

The MyCiti Airport Service will come to an end this week. The buses will be assigned to more high-demand routes.

The bus company said that the route was no longer profitable and had been the case since the COVID-19 pandemic.

A sharp increase in the price of diesel coupled with a dip in passenger numbers will see MyCiTi airport bus services suspended from Thursday in Cape Town.

The sewage stench from the Milnerton Lagoon has had residents up in arms for years. A R5 billion upgrade will increase the treatment capacity of the ageing Potsdam wastewater plant.

The City of Cape Town is rolling out several measures to deal with the hazardous pollution in the Milnerton Lagoon.