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THE City of Cape Town will have to fork out R6 million to fix a high voltage cable in the Cape Town CBD which was vandalised on 8 December.

Motorists are encouraged to stay vigilant amid increased road traffic this festive season.

A minibus taxi has claimed the lives of two people and 10 left injured after it rolled over along the N3 today

Five people, including a four-year-old child, were killed in a HORRIFIC accident near Amanzimtoti on Sunday night.

Five people, including a four-year-old girl, were killed in another crash on the N2 near Amanzimtoti, south of Durban, on Sunday.

High levels of load shedding could put an R800 million investment in electricity infrastructure in Cape Town at risk, the City of Cape Town says.

The Hout Bay Sentinel floats above the Atlantic like one of Daenerys Targaryens great fire-breathing dragons with its eye focussed firmly on Tintswalo Atlantic...

The City of Cape Town says it is working to restore power supply in parts of the city that have experienced prolonged outages.



Is it possible that building more solar, wind and battery storage than necessary will not only provide the Western Cape with 100% reliable energy generation, but the surplus could be sold to the rest of the country, solving the problem of load shedding?

Emer-G-Med spokesperson Kyle van Reenen said they responded to a call of a double drowning at the hotel in South Beach.