Local Stories
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‘Crazy Sharky’ to do ton for Red Cross
Matthew’s route will begin at his home in Macassar. He plans to run past Eerste River, Gaylee, Kuils River, Parow, Maitland, and towards the V&A Waterfront, and Green Point, turning…
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Macassar Gospel-konsert samel geld vir rehabilitasie in dwelmbestrydingsprojek
Gospel-konsert deur Devi’s Projects samel R10 000 in vir dwelmrehabilitasie in Macassar. Fondse dek koste vir een inwoner se herstelproses.A
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Meisie (12) wil nog Boktrui dra ná seunspan-debuut
Die 12-jarige Tianay Dowries maak geskiedenis in Sir Lowry’s Pass Primêr se o.13-seunsrugbyspan en werk hard om eendag vir die Springbokke te speel.
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LETTER: Just setting the record straight on council events
Councillor McFarlane sets record straight on his position at a Cape Town council meeting where the Sir Lowry’s Pass LSDF was approved.
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Gordon’s Bay canine agility duo off to Switzerland
Duke’s exceptional talent and consistency have seen him qualify for the world championships every year since 2019. However, Philip and Duke have strategically chosen to attend this year’s prestigious event…
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Kids of Joy bring troos vir bejaardes na stigter se hartseer
Kids of Joy-dansgroep het Saterdag (24 Mei) bejaardes by Resthaven in Strand vermaak met ‘n geestelike vertoning wat glimlagte gebring het.
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Oldest local mosque in Strand defaced
The mosque is among a few buildings in the Strand CBD that were targeted with vulgar words sprayed onto walls with black paint.
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Gold and glory for local cycling star
The 17-year-old’s exceptional performance at the competition also saw her shatter both the South African and African records in the individual pursuit event, solidifying her status as a rising star…
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Father-son duo climb tennis ranks
Both currently hold the coveted number-one ranking in their respective age categories, a testament to decades of dedication and an unbreakable bond forged on the court.
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Uit toeka se tyd vang die 1925-vragmotor en die Strand se sonsondergang vas
’n Historiese foto van ’n vragmotor wat in 1925 deur Hopefield ry om Afrikaans te bevorder, saam met asemrowende natuurfoto’s van Cobus Germishuys.
