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The Cape Town police executed a swift and decisive operation to prevent a planned robbery at a Langa supermarket. As a result, four suspects, aged between 30 and 36, were apprehended, and illegal weapons, ammunition, and potentially stolen items were confiscated. This successful operation highlights the crucial role of community vigilance and cooperation in ensuring public safety.
If you’re looking for delicious and fast sushi in the heart of Cape Town, Active Sushi on Bree is the place to go. This popular restaurant is located on bustling Bree Street and serves up a vast array of fresh, highquality sushi and other Asianinspired dishes that will leave you feeling more than satisfied.
Are you craving a delicious and healthy meal that won’t break the bank? Look no further than The Poké Co, the perfect spot for poke perfection and more in Cape Town’s foodie hub on Kloof Street. This popular eatery has just opened its third branch, and we think it’s the best one yet.
Located at the foot of the Klein Drakenstein mountains, Faber restaurant at Avondale wine offers an unforgettable culinary experience that blends heritage with modernity. The restaurant boasts a picturesque setting overlooking vineyards and a sweeping valley, with stunning views of Paarl Rock, the silhouette of Table Mountain, and the Simonsberg from the veranda, creating a magical atmosphere.
In 2021, four friends from Kenya embarked on a unique expedition to raise funds for wildlife rangers by traveling 23,000 kilometers in two tuktuks from Kenya to Cape Town. The journey, which was projected to take three months, turned into an 18month odyssey of discovery, resilience, and connection.
Are you in Cape Town and searching for an authentic dim sum experience? Look no further than South China Dim Sum Bar. Located at the end of Long Street near the Orange Street intersection, this hidden gem has been serving up some of the most mouthwatering dim sum in Cape Town for nearly a decade.
World Environment Day is a global call to action for preserving our planet and was established in 1972 by the United Nations General Assembly. In the Western Cape, Anton Bredell, the Minister of Local Government, Environmental Affairs, and Development Planning, has used this occasion to draw attention to the pressing environmental concerns and the ongoing efforts to combat them.
South Africa’s Minister of Transport, Sindisiwe Chikunga has taken a proactive approach towards addressing the issue of potholeridden roads and inadequate infrastructure by embarking on a national roadshow. This article explores the importance of this initiative and its potential impact on South Africa’s transportation network.
Fifty years ago, the world embarked on a journey to protect our environment. On June 5, 2023, Cape Town, South Africa, will host the commemoration of the 50th World Environment Day (WED). Spearheaded by the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment, Ms. Barbara Creecy, in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), this event aims to raise awareness and promote innovative ways to tackle plastic pollution.
On June 5, the Atlantis Special Economic Zone (ASEZ) held an official groundbreaking ceremony for the civil infrastructure construction in zone 1. The project marks a significant step forward in the development of the Western Cape’s green energy sector. ## A Dedicated Hub for Green Technology and Renewable Energy
The [North West Province police](https://capetown.today/highdensityoperationsinnorthwestprovinceasuccessstoryincrimeprevention) in South Africa have been persistent in their fight against crime, making the region safer. Over the weekend, the province’s crime prevention and combating operation, named “Operation Shanela,” made significant strides. This largescale operation led to the arrest of more than 300 suspects involved in various crimes, ranging from robbery, murder, rape, and attempted murder to illegal possession of firearms, ammunition, and drugs, as well as illegal dealing in liquor.
Clinton Manuel has been appointed as the new Chief Fire Officer (CFO) of Cape Town’s Fire & Rescue Service, effective June 1, 2023. With over three decades of firefighting experience, Manuel has demonstrated his commitment to community safety. ### A Seamless Transition
Cape Town’s vibrant spirit refuses to be frozen during the chilly winter. The Jive Cape Town Funny Festival, the largest and oldest comedy festival in South Africa, is back to warm the hearts of its audience with a monthlong extravaganza of laughter. From the 5th of June to the 2nd of July 2023, the Baxter Theatre will be transformed into a haven of hilarity, showcasing the finest comedic talents, both local and international.
On a tragic night in Umlazi, the Glebelands Hostel experienced an unimaginable tragedy that left many in disbelief. A peaceful gathering of nine friends quickly turned into a night of horror when unknown gunmen attacked them, resulting in seven deaths and leaving two with serious injuries.
The Water and Sanitation Directorate of the City of Cape Town has announced essential maintenance works to improve water supply infrastructure. The scheduled maintenance will involve pipe and valve installations, repairs, and replacements, which will enhance local residents’ water supply services. Despite possible disruptions, the directorate assures the public that the planned upgrades’ longterm benefits will outweigh any temporary inconvenience.
Cape Town, a bustling coastal city in South Africa, is committed to investing R4.3 billion in water and sanitation infrastructure in the 2023/2024 financial year. This significant initiative showcases the Water and Sanitation Directorate’s dedication to providing access to highquality water and ensuring that communities do not suffer from sewer overflows. The city’s investment plan also strives to provide adequate sanitation in informal settlements, promoting a healthier environment for all residents.
