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Cape Town Fire and Rescue Service gears up for summer fire season
Cape Town’s Fire and Rescue Service is prepared for summer fires, with advanced equipment and newly trained firefighters ready for emergencies.
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Western Cape calls on residents to heed heart disease warning signs
The Western Cape Department of Health urges early detection and treatment of heart disease symptoms this World Heart Day to save lives.
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City clinics record 68% rise in women choosing longer-acting contraception
City Health recorded a 68% increase in intra-uterine contraceptive device insertions in 2025/26, as more women chose longer-acting methods.
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Cape Town think tank explores hybrid working to clear traffic gridlock
In Cape Town where traffic congestion gridlocks are the order of the day, a hybrid and flexibile working model is now being explored.
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MaXhosa puts South Africa on the Paris fashion map
South African brand MaXhosa Africa made its Paris Fashion Week debut on Monday with a vibrant knitwear collection celebrating African crafts and unity.
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Western Cape opens R7 million tourism fund
Tourism businesses and organisations have been urged to submit applications early for a share of R7 million in provincial funding, as the Western Cape government implements a first-come, first-served approach…
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Opinion| How many women must die before South Africa acts?
Five women have been found dead in Kempton Park since July. Elizabeth Moselakgomo went for a run and did not come home. A declaration is not
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Matriculant of the Year | Here are the top candidates in esteemed competition
The University of the Free State (UFS) and Novus Media’s 45th Matriculant of the Year competition today announces its top group.
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City of Cape Town opens additional film fund round for 2026/27 productions
The City of Cape Town is inviting filmmakers to apply for an additional Film Fund round, with submissions open until 7 October for 2026/27 productions.
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Scam targeting teachers resurfaces in Western Cape
New, unemployed and substitute teachers in the Western Cape are again being targeted by a scam that promises permanent posts.
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