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Alleged underworld rivals Nafiz Modack, Jerome 'Donkie' Booysen back in court

Alleged underworld rivals Nafiz Modack, Jerome 'Donkie' Booysen back in court

Source: EWN Traffic Author: Carlo Petersen CAPE TOWN - More details about a nightclub security war between alleged underworld figures Jerome "Donkie" Booysen and his rival, Nafiz Modack are set to emerge in the Western Cape High Court on Monday. Booysen and Modack are on trial in separate matters in

Cape Town takes crime-fighting sky high

Cape Town takes crime-fighting sky high

Source: eNCAnews CAPE TOWN - Cape Town crime fighters are looking down on criminals. Authorities will unveil the city's new weapon to help fight crime and gang violence and to monitor wildfires. The ISR -- commonly referred to as Eye in the Sky -- will soon be patrolling the Mother

Forgotten Philippi farmworkers: 'How can we vote when people forget about us who feed the nation?'

Forgotten Philippi farmworkers: 'How can we vote when people forget about us who feed the nation?'

Source: EWN Traffic Author: Kayleen Morgan CAPE TOWN - Food insecurity in the Western Cape's townships is high. At least 78% households are food insecure, according to a study by the South African Journal of Agricultural Extension in 2018. The people working to feed South Africa and maintain the Western

WATCH | SA's ports struggling to keep up

WATCH | SA's ports struggling to keep up

Source: eNCAnews CAPE TOWN - South African ports are too small to accommodate larger vessels, and with an influx of vessels docking at our shorelines, researchers say this will not only affect export and import operations, but coupled with a lack of maintenance of infrastructure and equipment, it will also

Western Cape residents urged to upgrade prepaid meters before November deadline

Western Cape residents urged to upgrade prepaid meters before November deadline

Source: EWN Traffic Author: Ntuthuzelo Nene CAPE TOWN - The Western Cape government has reminded the province's residents to upgrade their prepaid electricity and water meters before the November deadline to avoid a complete blackout. Provincial Finance and Economic Growth MEC Mireille Wenger says 88 percent of prepaid meters in

Proposal to pay Western Cape CPFs being considered, says provincial police boss

Proposal to pay Western Cape CPFs being considered, says provincial police boss

Source: EWN Traffic Author: Ntuthuzelo Nene CAPE TOWN - Western Cape Police Commissioner Thembisile Patekile said that a proposal to pay Community Policing Forum (CPF) members a stipend, is being considered. The proposal was submitted to police management by CPFs in the Western Cape. They want to be paid a

Concerns mount as WC mortuaries hold over 300 unidentified bodies

Concerns mount as WC mortuaries hold over 300 unidentified bodies

Source: CapeTown ETC Author: Aiden Daries The Western Cape Health and Wellness Department (WCHD) is grappling with more than 300 unidentified bodies in its state mortuaries, with 66 of them being children and the majority being men, according to Department spokesperson Byron Le Hoe. Also read: Penlyn Estate hostage crisis: