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Early intervention gives clubfoot children a chance to thrive
Jessica and Amara’s success stories illustrate that early diagnosis and treatment of clubfoot lead to active, fulfilling lives for children.
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Opinion | Protecting children is everyone’s responsibility
In the province, more than 43 000 children are currently in foster care, while a further 2 800 children are being cared for in NPO-run child care centres.
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Encounters film festival opens in Cape Town today with 58 documentaries from 33 countries
Celebrating its 28th year, the Encounters documentary film festival opens in Cape Town today with 58 films from 33 countries and four world premieres.
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Opinion | Party-hopping in South African politics, when the jacket turns
In South African politics, the jackets keep turning. The real test, writes Namhla Monakali, is whether anything underneath ever does
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CCY donates essential supplies to Baphumelele Children’s Home
Christ Centred Youth made a heartfelt donation to Baphumelele Children’s Home, bringing essential supplies to the children.
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Parents encouraged to play active role in children’s lives
On Child Protection Day, parents and children gathered to promote child safety and encourage parental involvement in children’s lives.
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Recycling programme reaches 31 Western Cape schools
A school-based recycling initiative has expanded to 31 Western Cape schools, reaching 13 700 learners and collecting over 40 tonnes of recyclables.
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Chief whip arrested for defrauding four party researchers
A chief whip was arrested for allegedly defrauding four researchers of R233,317 by demanding salary payments for legal fees.
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Robben Island Museum launches free heritage pass for children under 15
Robben Island Museum launches NextGen Heritage Free Pass, offering children under 15 free entry with adults from 1 June to 30 October 2026.
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Opinion: Abahambe or Abahlale? Inside South Africa’s immigration debate and what it means on Africa Day
A viral isiZulu phrase captures South Africa’s tension between immigration frustration, continental unity and the true meaning of belonging on Africa Day.
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