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Record demand for City’s substance-abuse programmes
The City of Cape Town’s substance abuse prevention programmes reached 5 193 learners in nine months, well above the 3 500 target.
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Cameron raises concerns over staffing and facilities at Kuils River FCS unit
Ian Cameron raised concerns about staffing shortages and inadequate facilities at the Kuils River FCS unit following an oversight visit this week.
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Cape Town to turn civic centre parking lot into affordable homes
The City of Cape Town has greenlit plans to develop a parking facility at the civic centre into affordable housing and mixed-use development.
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Sea Point promenade turns into doggy runway for animal clinic charity walk
Humans and four-legged friends are invited to strut their stuff at the eighth annual Paws on the Promenade on Sunday 12 April.
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SPONSORED | Octotel & RSAWEB Partner With Project & Isizwe Huddle to Power Classrooms.
The 16 Days of Activism Against GBV in Langa was more than a commemorative campaign – it was a powerful gathering of hearts, voices, and action.
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UWC seminar to examine root causes and impact of gang violence
A one-day seminar, titled “Gangsterism and Social Dysfunction”, will take place on Wednesday 18 March from 08:30 to 17:00 at UWC’s School of Public Health.
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Cape Town Opera brings free concerts to three communities this week
Vocal Ensemble looks forward to engaging new audiences with diverse repertoire of opera, classical, musical theatre, African traditional, and gospel..
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SPONSORED | Octotel & Cell C’s journey with Langaformen to end GBV
The 16 Days of Activism Against GBV in Langa was more than a commemorative campaign – it was a powerful gathering of hearts, voices, and action.
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Three young men killed in shooting in Samora Machel
Three young people, among whom a 16-year-old boy, were killed in a volent shooting incident in Samora Machel in Philippi in Cape Town yesterday (Saturday).
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Thousands of unqualified ECD teachers disadvantage children, warns NPO
Cape Town nonprofit warns thousands of unqualified ECD teachers across South Africa leave children entering Grade R behind peers.