Protesters blocked roads and stoned cars in Cape Town on Monday morning. City of Cape Town traffic services spokesperson Richard Coleman said PG Drive was closed in both directions between Military Road and Sonnet Way. Coleman said protest action had also been reported in Khayelitsha. Mew Way Road was closed in both directions between Pama..
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Chaos is once again the order of the day in Cape Town – Protesters stone cars, block roads
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Politieke toestand van SA noop eienaars om ontslae te raak van eiendomme in ryk woonbuurte van Kaapstad – pryse daal nou tot 50%
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Eiendomspryse in die ryk woonbuurte van Kaapstad het gedaal met tot 50% van die aanvanklike verkoopsprys. Verkopers in woonbuurte soos Constantia en die by die Atlantiese oseaan het hul pryse tussen 20% en 50% laat daal in ʼn poging om ontslae te raak van die eiendom. Eiendoms makelaars meld dat die effens opwaartse flikkering na..
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Damvlakke in Wes-Kaap bereik rekord hoogte na vier jaar se droogte
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Die hoofopgaardamme vir die Kaapstadse metropool is gemiddeld naby aan 80% vol. Die gemiddelde vlakke van die Wes-Kaap se damme is die hoogste wat dit in vier jaar was – en nóg reën is op pad. Een van die damme wat die beste gestyg het, is die Theewaterskloofdam wat presies twee jaar gelede slegs 22%..
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Sovereign State of Good Hope – Self-proclaimed Khoisan King wants to stop may elections and has applied for an urgent cease and desist order against Ramaphosa and the government
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A self-proclaimed king of the Khoisan People wants to stop the May elections from taking place in the Eastern Cape, Western Cape and Northern Cape. Calvin Cornelius has applied for an urgent cease and desist order against President Cyril Ramaphosa and the government. But the so-called Khoisan king’s legitimacy is being questioned by another Khoisan..
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Cyclists are “defenceless” against thuggish attacks – Two cyclists were severely injured when they were attacked by a vindictive group of people in Stellenbosch
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Two cyclists were targeted in a manic attack this week, after a disagreement with a motorist lead to scenes of abject chaos in Stellenbosch. A serious case of road rage unfolded on the popular Jonkershoek cycling route near Stellenbosch this week. Brendon Jacobs and his buddy Jandre du Raan were taking a casual spin on..
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Talle inwoners van geskiedkundige dorpie in Cedererge dakloos na verwoestende brand groot skade aanrig
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Die dorpie Wupperthal in die Cederberge, wat jare lank ’n sendingstasie was, is die afgelope naweek getref deur ‘n brand. Dit blyk dat 53 huise, ‘n gemeenskapsaal, die biblioteek, asook die pastorie, restaurant en ‘n koshuis afgebrand het. Die skoenfabriek waar baie van die kleurling inwoners werksaam is, het ongeskonde gebly. Die oorsaak van die..
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Stadion in Kaapstad wat vir 2010 Fifa sokker beker gebou is, staan grootliks onbenut en is ‘n las op die belastingbetalers en bankrot munisipaliteite
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Die Kaapstad Stadion wat gebou is vir die 2010 Fifa Wêreld sokker beker, is ‘n wit olifant en word teen enorme verliese bestuur. Nou het die Kaapstadse Raad miljoene geallokeer vir die aanstelling van ‘n maatskappy sekretaris en finansiële bestuurder. R2,5 miljoen per jaar is goedgekeur vir die twee poste. Selfs JP Smith van die..
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AfriForum releases 2018 stats on farm attacks in Western Cape – The numbers are in and they do not look good
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According to the quantitative research conducted by AfriForum, there have been a total of 22 farm attacks in the Western Cape this year. The topic of farm attacks has come to the fore a lot recently, after the lobby group brought awareness to the issue. Many South Africans have discounted this, saying that crime is..
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Breaking: Electricity blackouts will now wreak continued havoc on all South Africans, businesses and the economy for years to come
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From once having a vast energy surplus, the South African government has not made any of the necessary provisions for new coal plants and now faces catastrophic energy shortages. Eskom CEO, Phakamane Hadebe said “a steady decline in coal levels is threatening the firm’s ability to keep the lights on.” Eskom Chairman, Jabu Mabuza added..
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[OPEN LETTER] TO PATRICIA DE LILLE ON BEHALF OF THE PEOPLE OF BO-KAAP
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Dear Aunty Pat, As the voices of our ancestors, the young voices of silenced generations, the firm-footed of the unfairly removed, the reach of the retreated and the kings and queens of our descendants, we remember. We remember the drama of our nation. We remember the first democratic election. We remember the rainbow nationism. The..
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