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'Drunk driver' arrested carrying 23 pupils to school in Cape Town - Vimarsana News

'Drunk driver' arrested carrying 23 pupils to school in Cape Town

A scholar transport driver was arrested for alleged drunk driving and his vehicle was found to be unroadworthy during an operation in Mitchells Plain on Thursday where traffic officers impounded at least 19 vehicles.

Cape Town responds to criticism for painting over mural of Palestine flag - Vimarsana News

Cape Town responds to criticism for painting over mural of Palestine flag

The City of Cape Town said on Thursday it wanted to "set the record straight" on its graffiti bylaws after taking flak for erasing a mural of the Palestine flag painted by residents in Lavender Hill.

CoCT welcomes arrest of suspect linked to off-duty officer's murder - Vimarsana News

CoCT welcomes arrest of suspect linked to off-duty officer's murder

Two arrested suspects face charges for the illegal possession of a firearm, while one will face three additional charges of murder related to the May 2023 killing of the officer and two other victims in Crossroads.

Source: ewn.co.za
Tweede Nuwe Jaar, Malay Choirs parade must be preserved for generations - Vimarsana News

Tweede Nuwe Jaar, Malay Choirs parade must be preserved for generations

This comes after the city gave the green light for the annual Tweede Nuwe Jaar Minstrel parade and the Cape Malay Choir Board parade, which are expected to attract thousands of spectators.

Source: ewn.co.za
Cape minstrels parade expected to be a crowd puller on January 2 - Vimarsana News

Cape minstrels parade expected to be a crowd puller on January 2

Tens of thousands of spectators are expected to line the streets in Cape Town on January 2 to watch the minstrels' annual 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' parade.