As always, we’re keeping you in the loop and making sure that you never miss a Cape Town moment. Here are our Top 10 stories of the week:
10. The 17-year-old teenager accused for the murder of Deveney Nel, has been referred to Valkenberg Psychiatric Hospital:
Teen accused of Deveney Nel murder referred for psychiatric evaluation
9. Cape Town is gearing up for an electrifying celebration as the annual Festive Lights Switch-On event returns to Adderley Street:
8. Here are 5 of the best hikes to enjoy in this stunning natural wonderland:
7. The Western Cape is set for a bustling summer season, with the province enjoying unparalleled global connectivity:
6. Jerome Booysen has publicly accused Alwyn Landman, the owner of PPA Security, of orchestrating the assassination of notorious underworld figure Mark Lifman:
PPA Security allegedly tied to assassination of underworld boss Mark Lifman
5. The South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) is advocating for the creation of priority lanes on the N2 outbound:
SANTACO unveils plan for dedicated N2 lanes for taxis and buses in 2025
4. One footballer’s dream of playing the game at the highest level might have come sooner than he thought:
3. Housing activist group Ndifuna Ukwazi (NU) has formally objected to plans for a 40-storey mixed-use redevelopment in Cape Town’s Central Business District:
2. The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has called on residents not to rush to conclusions after at least 20 pupils were rushed to a clinic with stomach cramps on Wednesday morning:
WC pupils rushed to clinic amid nationwide food poisoning concerns
1. The beloved Dorp Street Sunday Market, a fixture of Sundays in Stellenbosch, is facing uncertainty after the Stellenbosch Municipality denied its renewal application to continue trading along Dorp Street:
Picture: Hoërskool Overberg / Facebook
