People’s Post
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The University of Cape Town has retained its title as Africa’s top university, placing 184th globally in the QS Rankings.
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Premier Winde faces media as Western Cape storm damage hits R9 billion, funding runs short and communities remain cut off.
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Hundreds of protesters are expected to march through Sea Point tomorrow, with the City and police deploying safety measures to maintain order.
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Pierce Beaulieu brings a youth voice to Cape Town’s corridors of power and he has big plans. People’s Post sat down with the Hout Bay teen.
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Eight-year-old Saarah Bosch from Lotus River – gymnastics.
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SANParks planted 300 Cape Beech seedlings in Newlands Forest, marking a key milestone in restoring Table Mountain National Park’s ecosystem.
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Imizamo Yethu residents march in Hout Bay demanding electricity restoration after months without power following devastating February fire.
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A Kirstenbosch volunteer says he sees “neglect, decay and death” in the nursery. SANBI says the matter is resolved.
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