Seaside Community Newspaper
In a startling revelation, it has been reported that the South African Police Service’s emergency number, 10111, has been non-functional in the Cape Town area for several days, leaving residents unable to report emergencies using the dedicated 10111 service. This concerning information was brought to light by prominent journalist Yusuf Abramjee in a social media […]
ST HELENA BAY – In a heartwarming update shared by Bernado Oosthuizen on The Atlantic Seaboard Community Forum, the community has rallied behind Gary Barnsley, who recently celebrated his 62nd birthday, marking a significant milestone in his journey from homelessness to hope. The funds raised through the Back a Buddy campaign are set to transform […]
In a rapidly evolving situation, wildfires continue to wreak havoc in the Overberg area, specifically impacting the coastal towns of Pearly Beach and Pringle Bay. The latest updates from various sources shed light on the severity of the situation, necessitating immediate action and cooperation from residents and authorities alike. Road Closures and Poor Visibility As […]
In a successful operation conducted by the Harare Crime Prevention Unit, two suspects were apprehended in the Western Cape for possession of abalone. The arrests were made during a stop and search operation on Wednesday, January 31, 2024. The police members acted on operationalized information about a Silver Toyota Etios allegedly transporting abalone. At approximately […]
The University of Cape Town (UCT) welcomed a cohort of 4,500 first-year students as they embark on their academic journey at the institution. The eagerly anticipated First-Year Campus Reception (FYCR) took place from January 27 to January 29 at the Sports Centre on the upper campus. The FYCR introduced a few years ago, plays a […]
GEORGE – The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure (DOI) provided an update on the status of Montagu Pass and Seven Passes Road, two crucial routes that have been closed due to unprecedented flood damage during the winter of 2023. The DOI, responsible for the restoration of damaged roads, outlined their priority criteria, focusing on traffic […]
In a recent interview with Homeless in Cape Town, Aaron Engelbrecht, a 29-year-old motorcycle mechanic originally from Johannesburg, shared the heartbreaking story of how social services removed his year-old son from their custody without a valid reason. The Cape Navigator is committed to investigating the story to bring answers to the parents who claim that […]
CAPE TOWN – In a heartfelt revelation, Erica Williamson, a member of the Atlantic Seaboard Community Forum, shared a video by a YouTube channel called Homeless in Cape Town featuring an interview with a homeless man named Matt Stringer. Originally from Johannesburg, Matt found himself on the streets of Cape Town after a job interview […]
The City of Cape Town has officially teamed up with Comic-Con Cape Town for a dynamic trilogy of pop culture events, solidifying their partnership with a resounding Council resolution on event sponsorship. The City’s Events Department has received approval to enter into a three-year agreement, marking the beginning of a collaborative journey that will see […]
OVERBERG – In a recent development surrounding the ongoing investigation into alleged irregularities within the Overstrand Municipality’s Housing Department, the Special Investigation Unit (SIU) has submitted its comprehensive report to President Cyril Ramaphosa for review. Overstrand Municipal Manager, Dean O’Neill, confirmed that the report is currently under examination by the President before its public disclosure. […]
