District Mail and Helderberg Gazette
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City of Cape Town officials urge residents to use weekend cold fronts as opportunity to assess properties for winter readiness and identify vulnerabilities.
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Cape Town swimmer Karen Kennedy, nearly 60, completes first female quadruple Robben Island crossing without wetsuit, inspiring women over 50.
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The Prescient Freedom Paddle will again support two causes, raising funds for Operation Smile South Africa and the Table Mountain National Park Marine Unit.
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In a move that honours nearly two centuries of spiritual endurance the historic Javia Masjid (mosque) at 43 Market Street has been officially proclaimed a Provincial Heritage Site.
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ROME – The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) issued a stark warning Monday, stating that the world is standing on the precipice of a “perfect storm.” If the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is not resolved immediately, the resulting spike in food price inflation could trigger an economic catastrophe reminiscent…
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South African travellers are among a global group of users currently being notified by Booking.com regarding a security breach that may have exposed sensitive personal information.
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Thor Pillay of Beaumont Primary solidified his status as one of the country’s most formidable young athletes, clinching gold at the South African Schools’ Championships at Green Point Stadium last month.
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Two-time world ocean racing champion Kira Bester will have a new-found sense of self belief when she aims for her fourth win in the Prescient Freedom Paddle around Robben Island on Monday 27 April.
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Vergelegen in Somerset West launches fourth annual photography contest for April-May 2026 with prizes and guided walks.
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With less than a month to go, final preparations are underway for the 16th Simola Hillclimb, an event that has become a cornerstone of South African motorsport.
