On May 14th, 2023, the Absa Run Your City Cape Town 10K will be held in celebration of Mother’s Day and the eighth edition of the event. The race is set to showcase the beauty of Cape Town and its people, with local elite athletes competing against some of the world’s best on home turf. Not only is the race a thrilling competition, but it also offers an opportunity to unite the local and international running community and support the city’s economic growth.
Ravensmead has been experiencing a rise in theft and vandalism that has caused significant damage to the city’s medium voltage feeder cable and substation. As a result, the electricity supply network in the area has been severely impacted, leading to frequent tripping and extended outages. The city recognizes the urgency of the situation and is focusing on repairing the damaged infrastructure as quickly as possible.
The City of Cape Town has placed Neighbourhood Watches (NWs) at the forefront of its strategy to safeguard communities. As crime rates and social issues continue to rise, NWs have become increasingly important in ensuring the safety of communities. The City has implemented a comprehensive program to support NWs, providing them with training and equipment to ensure that they can better serve their communities.
Over the recent long weekend, Gauteng police conducted operations and routine stop and search checks that led to the apprehension of more than 1,700 suspects and the seizure of 65 unlicensed firearms. These arrests were made in different parts of the province, with the perpetrators charged with serious and violent crimes.
The brutal murder of ten members of a family has sent shockwaves throughout South Africa, leaving many devastated and outraged at the senseless crime. Although the motive for the attack is still unclear, initial reports suggest that it may have been related to a family dispute or a possible revenge killing.
South Africa has a diverse population of endangered species, including rhinos, elephants, and crocodiles, facing constant threats from poachers and traffickers. As a response to these crimes, the Stilfontein Stock Theft and Endangered Species (STES) Unit investigates and prevents them in the North West Province.
