Alarmingly, the women all viewed taxis as unsafe, yet part of their everyday lived experience in South Africa.
Taking ‘enter at your own risk’ to a whole new level, the new AI-powered smart security camera is ready to blast tear gas projectiles at unwanted visitors or in-laws.
On Saturday, a woman was stabbed, allegedly by a street child, while she was running along the beachfront in the morning.
The Cape Town community group, Friends of Table Mountain, has launched a petition calling for immediate action to be taken to stop the escalating crime around the slopes of Table Mointain, Lion’s Head, and Signal Hill.
“Safety is a top priority for the City, with over 4,000 uniformed enforcement and emergency personnel available in shifts as part of the City’s largest ever safety deployment over a festive season.”
It’s not just unattended fireplaces that are to blame; in trying to keep warm, many South Africans, especially those with less or no access to quality heating, are turning to dangerous heating schemes in their homes.
With the COVID-19-induced restrictions a thing of the past, Cape Town’s tourism industry has a familiar foe to battle – crime.
The club went on to explain that “if the attention you are giving someone is unwanted, that is considered harassment”.
Fitness company Peloton has had to recall over 125 000 treadmills after the tragic death of a six-year-old child, and other incidents linked to two products.
We all know that Google tracks us. What you might not know is that you can actually do something about it.
Uber’s latest campaign is focused on driver and passenger safety, and features an advert modelled on the standard in-flight safety videos.
Hopped into an Uber lately, and seen a new button pop up in the bottom right of the screen? Here’s what is actually cracking.
Civil rights activist and writer, Danielle Muscato, asked women on Twitter, “What would you do if all men had a 9PM curfew?” The responses are telling.
There’s nothing wrong with letting peeps know that you’re all good, but these Facebook Safety Checks have been coming under fire of late.
If living in the CBD (and looking at property prices) teaches you one thing it’s that space is always at a premium. We’re really missing a trick, though.
The American Red Cross may do a lot of good, but they aren’t really fine tuned to the ways of how to not be “super racist”. This poster, for example.
It seems that airline safety is diminishing and silly mistakes are occurring, leaving passengers a little worried.
Two friends captured the last moment of their lives before a fatal car crash and both families have decided they want the world to see it.
This is why you should definitely still do the Cape Town Cycle Tour on Sunday and no, danger cannot be an excuse
Being stalked is no fun, so why did Thailand think it alright to do a promotional video for their country with that as the centre theme?
The grass ain’t always greener on the other side, yo. This family found that out the hard way.
I suppose that when there is no alternative (oh, you know, like a fire escape) then throwing your possessions out of your window and onto the street is a good second option.
In a speech given after the grand jury ruling regarding Eric Garner’s death, the mayor of New York has touched on a very sensitive topic – are parents now having to have THIS talk with their kids?
I got asked last night if I like to surf. I blamed that I don’t because the water in Cape Town is far too cold (which it is). The real reason? Those pesky little creatures from Jaws. NOT a fan.
Watching the video will most probably give you a little case of vertigo, so hold on to your seat tightly. Also, I don’t mind that my first floor windows are dirty for eternity. Nothing a little rain won’t wash off.
Dutch designers have managed to install glow-in-the-dark road markings in a stretch of a main highway in the Netherlands.
They could cut the duration of flights by five minutes if they just assumed everyone knew how to use the oxygen masks. But you know what they say about assumption.
The first reported case of Ebola contradicted within the United States has now come to light, as a Texan nurse who interacted with Thomas Duncan being identified as the victim.
With mall robberies on the increase, it’s a wonder we haven’t had a South African Ocean’s 11-esque movie made about it. Watch out for your shopping bags, folks.
This guy clearly thought he deserved a part in the movie White House Down, and when he didn’t get the role, he took matters into his own hands…