District Mail and Helderberg Gazette
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The City of Cape is opening the gates to its 16 picturesque natural and recreational areas city-wide in celebration of Heritage Day.
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National Wills Week (15-19 September) was highlighted on HelderbergFM by Helderberg Hospice CEO Robert de Wet and attorney Lyndi Labuschagne, who emphasized the importance of valid estate planning.
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Western Cape Mobility Department closes 10 Helderberg taxi routes for 30 days from 17 September due to deadly violence between Cata and Codeta. Golden Arrow buses and Metrorail will provide alternative transport.
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The SPAR Baby Proteas is in London for a series of warm-up matches before heading to the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup in Gibraltar.
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A 42-year-old man, believed to be a police officer, was fatally shot in Asanda Village on Thursday. The incident is allegedly linked to escalating taxi violence between rival associations in the Helderberg.
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The Western Cape High Court granted the Western Cape Mobility Department an urgent interdict on Thursday 28 August to implement immediate safety measures protecting taxi commuters from escalating violence between rival associations Cata and Codeta in Somerset West, Nomzamo, Lwandle and Mfuleni, following fatal shootings on Tuesday that claimed two lives and injured three others.
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With South Africa’s Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign now underway, there’s a growing sense that with increased awareness and some much-needed sponsorship muscle, the Springbok Women stand on the brink […]
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