Road Rage Shooting in Durbanville

On August 30th, a mother narrowly escaped a terrifying road rage incident in Durbanville when a man fired shots at her vehicle, just moments before she was scheduled to pick up her children from school. The incident occurred near Wellington Road and has gained significant attention on social media.

Securing the Future of Rugby in Western Province: An Urgent Plea to Support the Equity Deal

The future of rugby in the Western Province is at a critical juncture, and the sport’s survival hangs in the balance. John Dobson, the coach of the Stormers, highlights the gravity of the situation in an exclusive interview with Cape Town Etc. In his impassioned plea to the clubs, he requests their support for the equity deal, which he believes is essential for the growth and survival of rugby in the province.

Unwavering Vigilance: A Busy Week for City Law Enforcement

Law enforcement in a bustling city is always a challenging job, and the past week was no exception. Despite the odds, over 300 suspects were apprehended, and nearly 49,000 fines were issued for various violations. This article looks at the various incidents and arrests, highlighting the dedicated work of enforcement staff who help keep the city safe.

A Revolutionary Project for Cape Town’s Textile Industry

The establishment of Truworths International Limited’s distribution centre, which is expected to be the largest of its kind in the Western Cape, is generating excitement among Cape Town’s residents. The site, located at King Air Industria, close to Cape Town International Airport, is a testament to the city’s unwavering commitment to becoming the primary business hub in Africa.

The Earthskills Gathering: A Celebration of Heritage Crafts and Low-Impact Living

Passionate craft enthusiasts and naturelovers will find a haven in the Earthskills Gathering, an annual festival that celebrates South Africa’s heritage crafts, outdoor skills, and lowimpact living. Taking place during the Heritage Day long weekend from 22 to 25 September at Twin Rivers near Greyton, Overberg, this unique event offers an enriching experience that delves into practical skills and cultural traditions specific to South Africa, with a focus on sustainability and African culture.

The Baboon Management Joint Task Team

In the Cape Peninsula, a diverse group of organizations has formed the Baboon Management Joint Task Team (JTT) to address the future of the area’s Chacma baboon population. The JTT consists of representatives from SANParks, CapeNature, and the City of Cape Town. The team has been working on a Baboon Strategic Management Plan (BSMP) draft, which they aim to finalize by the end of September. This project has sparked considerable public interest, with over 800 comments submitted by concerned citizens.

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