Real life news from all over the Western Cape
Reporter: George C April Cape Town:- Efforts by police to curb the circulation of illegal firearms in the Western Cape once again yielded results, with members of the Anti-Gang Unit making several arrests in Delft and Kleinvlei this week. On 30 September 2025, officers on foot patrol in the Delft South Informal Settlement discovered 19 … Read More “Illegal Firearms Recover in Delft & Kleinvlei” »
Reporter – George April St Helena Bay:- The high school education crisis on the West Coast is worsening by the day, and frustrated parents say the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) can no longer remain silent. Last week, Laingville residents in St. Helena Bay took to the streets for the third time to demand a … Read More “Laingville Resident’s Renew Calls for a Local High School” »
Verslaggewer – George April Hopefield:- Die hoërskool-onderwyskrisis op die Weskus raak by die dag groter, en ouers sê die Wes-Kaapse Onderwysdepartement (WKOD) kan nie langer swyg nie. Verlede week het inwoners van Laingville, St. Helenabaai, vir die derde keer betoog om ’n plaaslike hoërskool in die gemeenskap te eis. Thyrone Williams, plaaslike Good PR-raadslid, het … Read More “Weskus – Ouers Eis Dringende Aksie oor Hoërskool Krises” »
CCN Reporting Cape Town:- Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis of Cape Town has drawn a firm line on cellphone use inside prisons, saying that inmates have no right to unfettered communication beyond prison walls – especially when it is used to coordinate gang activity. This follows the South African Prisoner Organisation for Human Rights’ opposition to the … Read More “Inmates Have No Rights to Coordinate Crime Behind Bars” »
