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Winelands micro brewery claims Africa’s top beer prize for third time
FRANSCHHOEK – A modest brewery nestled in the Cape Winelands has once again claimed the continent’s most prestigious beer award, securing Best Beer in Africa at the 2025 African Beer Cup for the third time in its history and the…
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Junior Springboks ready to battle Australia in World Rugby Championship opener
The Junior Springboks are locked and loaded for their World Rugby U20 Championship campaign, with head coach Kevin Foote naming a settled starting XV to take on Australia in Sunday’s pool opener at the San Michele Stadium in Calvisano, Italy.…
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New-look Wimbledon prepares for life without line judges
LONDON – Wimbledon is guaranteed to be picture-perfect when it gets under way next week but the courts will never look the same again after the demise of line judges. For the first time in the tournament’s storied 148 year…
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Western Cape floods force road closures as heavy rains continue
Motorists across the Western Cape are being urged to stay off the roads where possible as severe flooding wreaks havoc on provincial infrastructure following this week’s severe cold front. The province was battered by a severe weather system that hit…
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Swaar reën en rukwinde teister Wes-Kaap
Die Wes-Kaap ervaar uitdagende weerstoestande met swaar reen, oorstromings en sterk winde tot ten minste 27 Junie.
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Minor flooding reported as cold front continues to lash Helderberg
The rain is expected to ease by this afternoon, with only light showers anticipated from Friday.
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Resolution in taxi route dispute
Taxi associations Cata and Codeta signed a formal agreement on Tuesday to resolve operational disputes affecting key routes including Mfuleni-Somerset, prioritising commuter safety and industry stability, with the Western Cape government welcoming the collaborative approach to maintaining peace and order…
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Young officer from Gordon’s Bay shines
As part of Youth Month, SAPS is celebrating 25-year-old Constable Clinton Billings from Gordon’s Bay, who earned Western Province athletics colours and now serves in Supply Chain Management at POP Faure while studying towards a degree, inspiring youth to pursue…
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Grabouw unites for road safety
Grabouw community stakeholders gathered on Thursday 12 June for a Youth Month road safety initiative along the dangerous N2 highway, distributing reflective armbands and educating residents about safe crossing practices to prevent pedestrian fatalities among youth traveling to school and…
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Community dedication recognised
Beaumont Primary School teacher Edna Ytier received a Rotary Community Service Award for her outstanding leadership in guiding the school’s long-standing community outreach support for the Helderberg Rotary Anns, including learner assistance with sorting and packing donated items for distribution…
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