Cape Town’s proposed Animal Keeping By-law, 2026 would retain many of the rules in the current 2021 by-law, but it would make the system more detailed, more welfare-driven and more explicit about…
The City of Cape Town never tires of marketing itself as a world-class city. It boasts about tourism, celebrates its historic precincts, and proudly sells visitors a destination rich in…
It is a question that is likely to gain momentum following the City’s preliminary approval of a major hyperscale data centre development proposed by global digital infrastructure company Equinix. The…
CAPE TOWN – The City of Cape Town has proposed a capital investment of R366.381 million for community facilities during the 2026/27 financial year, with funding earmarked for upgrades to…
Cape Town — The African National Congress (ANC) is once again facing growing criticism as it attempts to rebuild public confidence ahead of South Africa’s 2026 local government elections. The…
CAPE TOWN, 6 September 1966. Dr. Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd, Prime Minister of the Republic, was stabbed to death on the floor of the House of Assembly shortly after 2 p.m.…
Parliament Approves Historic Measure – A New Chapter Opens in South African Public Life Cape Town, 8 May 1925 — By Our Parliamentary Correspondent A moment of profound historical importance…
THE FUTURE OF THE FOUR COLONIES TO BE CONSIDERED From Our Political Correspondent Durban, October 13, 1908. A gathering of uncommon consequence assembled in this city yesterday, when the representatives…
The continued agitation for Responsible Government threatens the very foundations of order in this Colony. While we do not deny the virtues of self-rule in mature societies, the Cape is…
Cape Town, 1861 — Sir George Grey currently stands at a pivotal moment in his distinguished colonial career. Once the admired Governor of the Cape Colony, the energetic administrator now…
