Western Cape

Over 1,000 individuals in South Africa's Western Cape have been initiated on Lenacapavir, as reported by allAfrica. The article highlights the implementation of this treatment in the region.

The South African government condemned false information linking anti-irregular migration demonstrations to the fatal shooting of a Ghanaian national in the Western Cape. Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi rejected claims of a connection between the protests and the incident as 'factually incorrect'.

South Africa's Western Cape region has been ordered to submit housing plans. The directive is part of a news brief reported by allAfrica.

Sixteen people were killed in a bus accident on the N1 in Touwsriver, Western Cape, according to the Road Traffic Management Corporation.

A bus crash in South Africa’s Western Cape killed 16 people and injured 20 others after overturning while transporting passengers from Cape Town to Idutywa. The driver reportedly lost control while swerving to avoid a delivery vehicle, and the incident is under investigation by authorities. This marks the second fatal bus crash in South Africa this week.

1,800 Zimbabweans in South Africa are seeking repatriation as immigrant families in the Western Cape face displacement. The situation is framed by the phrase 'Better to Be Safe Than Sorry,' highlighting concerns over safety or security.

South Africa is preparing for potential violent anti-migrant protests organized by March and March, which set a June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants to leave. The government has deployed 600 million rand in security measures, while businesses and officials brace for unrest amid historical tensions and recent clashes. Past violence, including the 2021 looting and arson, has caused billions in economic damage and heightened fears of recurrence.

South Africa's Western Cape is still assessing the damage from last month's floods. DR Congo's government reported a significant daily increase in Ebola cases. Ivorian fans are celebrating their team's first World Cup victory in 12 years.

South Africa’s Western Cape remains affected by severe storms that killed 11 people and damaged tens of thousands of homes. Many displaced individuals are farm workers in a wine cultivation region, with their accommodations destroyed. An outreach organisation, including Mercia Andrews, is providing support to those impacted.

The Western Cape region of South Africa is experiencing a prolonged recovery following severe flooding. The article highlights the challenges faced by the area in the aftermath of the disaster.

Kinshasa residents protested by staying home against a constitutional reform that could allow their leader to seek a third term. In South Africa's Western Cape, xenophobic locals targeted Malawians and others, forcing them to flee. Senegalese football fans are concerned about being unable to attend the World Cup due to rejected visa applications.

Over half of South African households face systematic water shortages due to maintenance backlogs and aging infrastructure, with the Democratic Alliance leveraging the crisis as a political issue ahead of local elections. The ANC-led Mpumalanga province experiences weekly water outages in over a third of households, while the Democratic Alliance highlights its Western Cape governance record with minimal outages.

Scientists in southern Africa have discovered 132-million-year-old dinosaur tracks near Knysna, Western Cape, marking the youngest such findings in the region. These tracks, uncovered after ancient lava flows obscured earlier evidence, are reshaping understanding of the area's prehistoric history.