Learn more about Ruth Marie Terry, whose gruesome murder is the subject of the Oxygen documentary Lady of the Dunes: Hunting ...

The City of Cape Town has issued a stern warning to motorists to refrain from driving under the influence or risk arrest, following a significant rise in drunk driving cases over the past week.

Cape Town's housing crisis comes into sharp focus in No Place to Call Home, a new documentary exclusive to News24, which premieres on Tuesday, 26 November. The film looks at the growing disparity ...

79 children killed in three months in the Western Cape, majority due to gang violence As the country kicks off its 16 Days of Activism Against Violence Against Women and Children campaign, the ...

It isn’t easy to leave a gang, but some people do. Patrick and Emersons are two examples and both used the church to help guide them – and help them perform a new role on the streets.

It isn’t easy to leave a gang, but some people do. Patrick and Emersons are two examples and both used the church to help guide them – and help them perform a new role on the streets.

Cape Town - More than 200 people gathered for the annual Walk Of Remembrance honouring the memory of victims of gang violence recently. The annual walk hosted by the Mitchells Plain United Resident ...

Recognizing the brilliance of British director Lucy Walker, both as a filmmaker and as an advocate for the documentary format, Shekhar Kapur hurriedly arranged an additional masterclass on ...

Molly exclusively revealed the news of the documentary while in an interview with British Vogue and honestly, we've never been more excited for the news of a documentary. Just as intrigued as us?

Is Ruja Ignatova, aka the 'CryptoQueen', quietly hiding out in one of the Mother City's most exclusive suburbs?

Gang members are already adapting their insignia to get around the patch ban that came into force overnight. Under the new laws, gang insignia will be banned in public places, police will be able to ...

And the government must play its role. Government cannot legislate to change hearts and minds. But nor can it be a bystander. We have had the same problem with drugs and gangster-ism in Cape Town.