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More Cape Town households are heading back to Gauteng
Cape Town’s rising property prices are becoming a significant consideration for households weighing up where to live, with new moving data pointing to an increase in people relocating from the Western Cape to Gauteng. Wise Move, a moving company, recorded 560 household moves from the Western Cape to Gauteng in… Read more »
eNCA pays tribute to investigative reporter Nabeelah Shaikh
South African investigative journalist Nabeelah Shaikh has been remembered by colleagues as a meticulous reporter, trusted friend and devoted mother following her death at the age of 34. Shaikh, who worked for eNCA’s investigative team, had recently joined the broadcaster’s newly formed unit and had already completed two stories, according… Read more »
Breaking: Urgent action needed to avoid full-blown drought
Cape Town is heading into summer with its dams holding less water than at the same time last year, prompting renewed calls for residents to reduce consumption as provincial authorities urge municipalities to introduce precautionary restrictions. The warning comes as the Western Cape prepares for hotter, drier conditions associated with… Read more »
R970 850 drug seizure follows early-morning Goodwood raid
A bag hidden inside a couch contained cocaine, crystal meth and ecstasy when police searched a property in Goodwood Estate in the early hours of Saturday, 14 November. Two people have been arrested, with the seized drugs valued at an estimated R970 850. The operation was carried out by members… Read more »
Strand police seize mandrax, abalone and alikreukel in Weltevreden
A 42-year-old man is expected to appear in the Strand Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 16 November, after police allegedly found mandrax tablets, abalone and alikreukel at his home in Weltevreden, Cape {town} Etc reports. The suspect was arrested by members of the Strand Crime Prevention Unit on Thursday, 12 November,… Read more »
SANParks My Green Card: 12 entries for Cape Town residents
From the penguins at Boulders Beach to the scenic views of Cape Point, Cape Town offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. For residents who regularly visit these attractions, the SANParks My Green Card could make exploring some of the city’s favourite natural spaces more convenient. The card provides… Read more »
Sunny with strong winds – Sunday weather forecast
Good morning, Cape Town Etc family. Here is your weather forecast for Sunday, 15 November 2026. Today’s weather in Cape Town will bring sunshine and pleasant conditions, with temperatures reaching a high of 23°C and a low of 16°C. The UV index will reach as high as 11, which is… Read more »
Planning a Silvermine outing? Take note of this gate closure
Visitors planning to walk, run or cycle through Silvermine should make alternative arrangements later this month, as SANParks prepares to temporarily close one of the area’s access points, Cape {town} Etc reports. The Silvermine Gate and its paypoint will be closed on Monday, 23 November, and Tuesday, 24 November 2026, while… Read more »
NSRI urges Cape Town residents to protect pink rescue buoys
Pink rescue buoys positioned along Cape Town’s coastline could make the difference between life and death, prompting the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) to call on residents to help protect the lifesaving equipment, Cape {town} Etc reports. The appeal comes after several pink rescue buoys went missing or were stolen from… Read more »
Cape Town boosts firefighting resources and emergency readiness
Cape Town has stepped up its firefighting readiness by deploying additional emergency vehicles, water tankers and specialised rescue equipment, highlighting the importance of having a well-resourced fire and rescue service when disaster strikes, Cape {town} Etc reports. The City has 32 fire stations across its municipal area, reportedly more than any… Read more »