Road users in and around George – including people using the N2 between Port Elizabeth and Cape Town, can expect traffic diversions, crossovers between carriageways and traffic delays over the next eight weeks due to N2 closures. The closures are the result of construction of a pedestrian bridge over the N2, which will link the … Read moreTraffic delays expected around George due to N2 closures
Street performers fresh from the international festival circuit and some of SA’s hottest buskers will converge on the V&A Waterfront for the Cape Town Buskers Festival. This is the third Buskers Festival for the city. It will be held between 1 and 11 November, with the performers having rest days on 6 and 7 November. … Read moreCape Town Buskers Festival Artists Announced
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) is exploring options to introduce a helicopter service at its Port of Cape Town. This is to assist with operations during major swells and to increase the availability of service during stormy conditions. Weather related disruptions and high swell conditions have plagued Cape Town recently. As a result, this has … Read moreTransnet National Ports Authority tests helicopter service
The suspect in the killing of 20-year-old Amieroodien Noordien handed himself over to police on Thursday. The shooting happened on the 5th of October in Hanover Park, Cape Town. There had been a public outcry over Amieroodien Noordien’s death. Consequently, according to police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Andrè Traut, the suspect handed himself in after feeling pressure from … Read moreAmieroodien Noordien killer hands himself in
Police arrested a man and a woman with abalone worth millions in Mowbray, Cape Town on Friday. Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Andrè Trau, said the suspects in their thirties had abalone worth at an estimated R10 million. Chance discovery of abalone processing at Mowbray house During the early hours of Friday morning, police responded to a … Read moreMowbray couple busted with abalone worth R10 million