Vandalism and theft of manhole covers have cost the City of Cape Town a whopping R12 million in the past year.

The City of Cape Town’s Problem Building Unit has more than doubled the number of cases closed annually. The unit has further been expanded and...

The City’s Energy Directorate has implemented a number of interventions to tackle the scourge of energy infrastructure theft and vandalism. One such...

Between July 2023 and June 2024, the City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate will spend more than R12 million to replace and repair 6, 590 stolen...

The Cape of Good Hope The SPCA continues to crack down on animal abuse in Cape Town, after seizing an underweight horse and dog from Tafelsig,...

Volunteers at the City of Cape Town’s Disaster Risk Management Centre (DRMC) delivered more than 18 000 hours of service during the heavy rain...

Botswana Fibre Networks (BoFiNET) is facing a growing challenge of vandalism targeting its infrastructure across the country. While the vandalism...

South Africa’s central bank suggests that the recent end to regular power outages could lead to improved economic growth and a reduction in...

This week, the Western Cape SAPS commercial crimes unit detectives along with the Anti-Gang Unit’s organised crime investigators made several...