‘IT’S THE NORM’ – Disturbing video of murder in Mfuleni highlights a community living in fear

A disturbing video circulating on social media depicts a brazen shooting at the Al-Baraka Cash Store in Mfuleni, South Africa. The 32-second clip shows two men being shot by gunmen, with one victim shot in the legs outside the store and another shot five times in the head inside, all while a woman and a … Read more

‘THEY WERE OUT TO GET HIM’

The Ravensmead community is in mourning following a shooting Sunday night that left two young people dead and another wounded. Chelsea “Lilly” Matthyse, 22, and Ashlin Petersen, 19, were killed when a white Toyota Etios with four occupants opened fire on them on Anamone Street around 8:34 PM. Details of the Shooting A 20-year-ancient male … Read more

TAXI TERROR – Driver killed, passengers injured in Macassar ambush

A taxi driver was fatally shot, and three other people were wounded on Monday, February 9, 2026, in Macassar, along Magdaline Gilla Road. The incident occurred just after 4:20 pm when gunmen opened fire on the taxi from a bakkie. Details of the Shooting According to reports, the gunmen trailed the taxi before stopping and … Read more

Gangster allegedly shot dead after refusing to join rival gang

A 40-year-old man was shot and killed in Manenberg last Wednesday, reportedly after refusing to align with a rival gang. The incident on Gouritz Road marks the latest instance of violence linked to escalating gang conflicts in the area. Forced Allegiance and Rising Violence Igshaan Stein sustained gunshot wounds to his ankle, hip, and back, … Read more

Ex-gang member gives Kensington kids free back-to-school hair cuts

Efforts to support students ahead of the 2026 school year are underway in communities across the Cape Flats, with individuals and businesses offering services to help learners prepare. In Factreton and Bonteheuwel, free haircuts are being provided to students from underprivileged backgrounds. A Path to Redemption Through Service Reuben Stone, 28, is leading the initiative … Read more

MEISIE, 18, SURVIVES DEADLY ATTACK

A shooting in Kraaifontein last Tuesday has left two teenagers dead and another wounded, prompting a police investigation and a desperate search for answers by three local families. The incident occurred at a friend’s house, as the three young people were preparing to leave for the evening. Details of the Shooting Nineteen-year-old Shawn Afrikaaner and … Read more

Rolling Stones Pay Tribute to Brian Wilson Following Death

Remembering a Music Legend: Examining Trends in Tributes and Legacy The recent passing of a celebrated musician prompts us to reflect on the enduring power of music and how we remember those who shape our culture. Examining tributes from icons like Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood, we can discern patterns in how artists are honored … Read more

Texas woman celebrates being cancer-free after 21 years

Celebrating Resilience: A Look at Long-Term Cancer Survivorship The story of Carolyn Collins, a Texan celebrating being cancer-free after 21 years of chemotherapy, is profoundly moving. It’s a testament to the human spirit’s capacity for resilience, faith, and the incredible advancements in cancer treatment. But beyond Carolyn’s personal triumph, her story offers a glimpse into … Read more

Discover the ‘Sex Pistols Scam’: Unplugged Success, Sid Vicious’ Amp Secret, and the 50-Year Legacy

The Legacy of Punk: Future Trends and Innovations The Sex Pistols, despite their brief existence from 1975 to 1978, left an indelible mark on the music and cultural landscape. Their raw energy, DIY ethos, and anti-establishment message continue to inspire new generations of musicians and artists. Here, we explore the potential future trends and innovations … Read more

Missing ouma found in Khayelitsha

The Hidden Challenges of Alzheimer’s: A Growing Concern The poignant story of Margaret Jaftha’s reunion with her daughter highlights a critical issue: the increasing prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease. As the global population ages, more families are facing similar challenges. A recent report from the World Health Organization (WHO) notes that the number of people affected … Read more