People’s Post
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A proposed trading plan by the City of Cape Town has sparked concern among the popular Trafalgar Flower Sellers on Adderley Street.
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Main Road resurfacing in Claremont and Diep River will improve safety and traffic flow, but motorists should expect temporary delays.
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Nakhlistan Eid food drive cooks 185 Akni pots to feed thousands across Cape Town during Ramadan and Eid ul Fitr.
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IEC workshops in Newlands aim to reduce voting queues, boost voter education, and improve election readiness across the Western Cape.
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Blood stocks in the Western Cape are running dangerously low ahead of the Easter weekend, a critical period marked by increased emergencies.
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Five suspects were arrested in Grassy Park in a hijacked car and linked to a Tokai burglary, with stolen goods recovered and more charges pending.
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Cape Town is accelerating its push for affordable inner-city living with the unveiling of the Prestwich Precinct affordable housing development.
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regnant women in South Africa face severe food insecurity. The MSG Advocacy Coalition proposes a grant to improve nutrition outcomes.
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New Cape Town property valuations could drive up municipal bills, with ratepayers warning that relief measures may not offset rising costs
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Six Masiphumelele learners competed at the Metro Schools Chess Tournament, with one standout player earning a trophy and advancing.
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