Cape Town, South Africa (Local)
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By: Tracy-Lynn Ruiters
Action Society says the revelation that 292 girls between the ages of 10 and 14 gave birth in the Western Cape between April and December 2025 should raise serious questions far beyond healthcare.
By: Tracy-Lynn Ruiters, Marsha Bothma
The courage and resilience of New Woodlands teenager Creashy Maart, whose battle with illness inspired thousands across South Africa, are being remembered following her death in the early hours of Thursday, July 9.
By: Tracy-Lynn Ruiters
A first-of-its-kind Missing Persons Reaction Unit has officially been launched in Mitchells Plain, bringing together the South African Police
By: Tracy-Lynn Ruiters
A first-of-its-kind Missing Persons Reaction Unit has officially launched in Mitchells Plain, uniting the South African Police Service (SAPS), the
By: Tracy-Lynn Ruiters
The family of taxi driver Arthur Williams expresses their condolences to the family of Emile Koopman, who tragically died in a collision. They clarify that the incident was due to a medical emergency, not reckless driving.
By: Tracy-Lynn Ruiters
Just a day before brave young cancer fighter Creashy Maart took her final breath, her mother shared a touching moment that would resonate with thousands. Discover the heartfelt gifts Creashy left behind, each a testament to their extraordinary bond and the love that transcends even the deepest sorrow.
By: Tracy-Lynn Ruiters
Almost 100 children were reported missing in the Western Cape over the past six months, with police, child protection organisations and crime experts
By: Tracy-Lynn Ruiters
Residents near the Mary Kihn School for the Deaf in Observatory are raising serious concerns over a private sports development, demanding transparency and public participation in the approval process. Their formal request to the Western Cape Education Department seeks clarity on the decision-making behind the project.
By: Tracy-Lynn Ruiters
THE family of the taxi driver involved in Tuesday's fatal crash in Colorado Park, Mitchells Plain, has broken their silence, commiserating with the
A reconciled breakdown of the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture FIFA World support programme shows that more than R10 million was spent on
