PRASA reopens Kapteinsklip line for Mitchell’s Plain commuters

The Kapteinsklip line reopens on 23 February 2026 and restores a rail option for thousands of Cape Flats commuters. Commuters have already started raising their concerns, reports Cape {town} Etc. PRASA confirmed the limited service will only connect Philippi, Lentegeur, Mitchell’s Plain and Kapteinsklip, with a shuttle running between Kapteinsklip and Philippi and transfers at Philippi. 🚆 Mitchell’s Plain, we’re...

PRASA reopens Kapteinsklip line for Mitchell’s Plain commuters

capetownetc.com - 20/Feb 10:59

The Kapteinsklip line reopens on 23 February 2026 and restores a rail option for thousands of Cape Flats commuters. Commuters have already started...

Cape Town Moulana gunned down outside mosque as Ramadan begins

capetownetc.com - 19/Feb 12:00

A respected Cape Town Moulana was gunned down outside a mosque in Mitchell’s Plain, on Wednesday night, 18 February, shortly after completing the...

Auckland rail commuters face disruption on Western and Southern line trains

rnz.co.nz - 09/Feb 16:55

Western and Southern line trains are running at a reduced schedule after KiwiRail discovered faulty track work.

Expect water supply disruptions in these Cape Town areas this week

capetownetc.com - 07/Feb 16:00

The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate has advised that various parts of the Mother City will experience water supply disruptions...

Schaapkraal drowning leaves two children dead in dam

capetownetc.com - 10/Feb 14:29

The Schaapkraal drowning on 8 February ended in tragedy when two boys, aged nine and 12, died after entering a dam in the Jim se Bos informal...

Menstrual products found to contain hormone disrupting chemicals nationwide

capetownetc.com - 19/Feb 19:05

Menstrual products used by millions of South Africans contain measurable levels of hormone-disrupting chemicals, reports Cape {town} Etc. According to...

Menstrual products found to contain hormone disrupting chemicals nationwide

capetownetc.com - 19/Feb 19:05

Menstrual products used by millions of South Africans contain measurable levels of hormone-disrupting chemicals, reports Cape {town} Etc. According to...