Letters to the Editor
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Will Helderberg Hospital’s facelift fix the Irene Road parking crisis?
As Helderberg Hospital undergoes its R4-million facelift, a resident warns of dangerous parking outside the casualty entrance on Irene Road.
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Dankie, Blue Crane Funerals Strand, vir ‘n waardige afskeid
Die Geldenhuys-familie bedank Blue Crane Funerals Strand vir ‘n waardige en troosryke afskeid vir hul geliefde Maudie, vol deernis en sorg.
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Van hartseer tot hoop: Paartjie se onvergeetlike troue by Ongegund
‘n Onbetroubare trouvenue het byna ‘n Gordonsbaai-paartjie se droomdag verwoes, maar Ongegund Lodge in Sir Lowry’s Pass het alles gered.
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Pollution and red tape fester under a Somerset West bridge
A resident sounds the alarm over a Lourens River bridge settlement in Somerset West as pollution grows and PIE Act delays City action.
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‘More than a flooded place’: Kramat’s story of trauma and resilience
Kramat’s floods were more than water damage – Zuleigha Pretorius captures the human trauma and community resilience behind the disaster.
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Resident questions ethics of ‘Strand 4 Palestine’ protest
Strand resident challenges the ‘Strand 4 Palestine’ sign, arguing it implies community-wide support without residents’ consent.
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Letters: Four months without streetlights, why must we fight with the City?
We’ve reported not having streetlights for four months in Chilwan Crescent, Helderberg Industrial Park, multiple times. How much longer must one keep fighting with the City of Cape Town?
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Why is my skin colour rejected?
Somerset West resident Emmy Holliday criticises how social media constantly reinforces racial discrimination and argues that government attempts to categorise people by skin color through constitutional manipulation cannot change the…
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Red tape halts storm repairs
A single mother with chronic bronchitis at Voortrekkerpark Holiday Resort in Strand was prevented from installing glass doors to replace damaged porch shade sails after the City of Cape Town…
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Are we living in ‘bubble’ of fake safety?
While doing my weekly shopping on a warm tranquil Monday morning recently my day was turned upside down by a force of emotional freight pulsing through my mind and body,…
