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'We will not hesitate to prosecute': SPCA on live cattle export ship suffocating Cape Town - Vimarsana News

'We will not hesitate to prosecute': SPCA on live cattle export ship suffocating Cape Town

Fears for 19,000 cattle stuck aboard Kuwaiti ship

Shoot-outs force temporary closure of some libraries in Cape Town - Vimarsana News

Shoot-outs force temporary closure of some libraries in Cape Town

Recurring gang violence and brazen daylight shootings have left staff and patrons traumatised at some libraries forced to close temporarily for safety reasons in parts of Cape Town.

Does sudden exclusion from a commission scheme constitute unfair labour practice? - Vimarsana News

Does sudden exclusion from a commission scheme constitute unfair labour practice?

Eduvos, one of the leaders in private higher education in South Africa, and RGB Gaming, pioneers in sustainable esports at learning institutions, are excited to announce that they will be joining forces to exhibit at Comic Con Cape Town.

To close, or not to close? City of Cape Town mum as Plumstead library's future hangs in the balance - Vimarsana News

To close, or not to close? City of Cape Town mum as Plumstead library's future hangs in the balance

With the predicted closure date of Plumstead Public Library fast approaching, the City of Cape Town is mum on the way forward.

Source: news24.com
City of Cape Town ready for revellers at recreational facilities - Vimarsana News

City of Cape Town ready for revellers at recreational facilities

The City of Cape Town’s social development and early childhood development department will be present at 16 beaches over the coming long weekend as it seeks to prevent further drownings along the city’s coastline.