Linked to earlier drowning incident Reporter – George April CAPE TOWN:- A body was discovered on Bakoven Beach on Friday, 3rd October 2025, by a foot patrol officer. Camps Bay SAPS were alerted and immediately secured the scene, with SAPS divers assisting in the recovery. According to police, the deceased is believed to be the … Read More “Body Found on Bakoven Beach” »
Month: October 2025
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Following Death of Minister PReporter – Felicity Jooste Cape Town:- The police have confirmed that a five-member team will depart for Paris, France, this Saturday, following the death of Ambassador Nathi Mthethwa earlier this week. The team has been assembled to investigate both national and international security aspects surrounding the ambassador’s death and to coordinate with … Read More “Police Team to Depart for Paris” »
Verslaggewer – George April Kaapstad:- Die gemeenskappe van die Kaapse Vlakte word daagliks getref deur reeks skietvoorvalle wat inwoners ontstel en bekommer. In Ravensmead is skote gerapporteer in die omgewing van die hoek van Pinedene Road en Douglas Crescent, sowel as by die hoek van De La Rey Road en Douglas Crescent. Owerhede waarsku inwoners … Read More “Geweld Bly Groot Kopseer op Kaapse Vlakte” »
Reporter – George April Cape Town:- South Africa’s Higher Education Minister, Dr. Nobuhle Nkabane, is facing mounting pressure after the Democratic Alliance (DA) lodged a fraud charge against her earlier this week. The opposition party claims the ANC Minister misled Parliament and played a direct role in questionable appointments within the higher education sector. The … Read More “ANC Minister Faces Fraud Charge, Remains Silent” »
Reporter – George April Cape Town:-Two known gang members were shot dead in Bonteheuwel last night, in what police are calling a gang-related attack linked to the ongoing Hard Livings vs Dixie Boys rivalry. The area, which had been relatively quiet in recent weeks, erupted in violence overnight, prompting an immediate response from Metro Police, … Read More “BREAKING NEWS – Gang Shooting in Bontheuvel” »
CCN Reporting CAPE TOWN:- EFF leader Julius Malema has been dealt a major political blow, after being found guilty in court on Thursday. The judgment, which marks another serious setback for the firebrand politician, comes as Malema continues to face pressure inside and outside Parliament. In the wake of his conviction, Malema called on Sports, … Read More “Malema Found Guilty – McKenzie Refuse to Dance to His Tune” »
Reporter – Felicity Jooste Cape Peninsula:- Residents in parts of Fish Hoek, Masiphumelele, Sun Valley and Sunnydale are urged to prepare for a temporary water supply disruption from Thursday, 2 October 2025, at 15:00. According to the City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate, the interruption is necessary to allow for urgent repairs on … Read More “Water Supply Disruption – Parts of Fish Hoek, Masiphumelele, Sun Valley & Sunnydale” »
CCN Reporting Gugulethu is mourning the loss of popular entertainer and community sports figure Luvuyo “P Touch” Sapepa, who was gunned down in broad daylight on Monday afternoon in NY139. Another man was also killed in the same incident. Police spokesperson Captain FC van Wyk confirmed that the victims, aged 43 and 51, both suffered … Read More “Well – Known Gugulethu DJ “P Touch” Shot Dead” »
AS 2026 LOOMS Parents fear their children will be left without classrooms as pressure mounts on WCED By George April CAPE TOWN:- Parents across the Western Cape are raising alarm over what they describe as an “unfolding disaster” in school admissions, warning that by 2026 thousands of children could be left without classrooms unless drastic … Read More “Western Cape Fears Severe School Capacity Crises” »