Lifestyle
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‘Distressed and depressed’: Court to decide fate of Africa’s last zoo elephants
Court judgement on the last three zoo elephants in Africa is expected in the coming weeks, with animal welfare campaigners petitioning the trio’s release into a rewilding sanctuary.
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Two incidents prompt Helderberg hiking safety reminder
Following two recent hiking incidents at the Helderberg Nature Reserve, the City urges visitors to choose trails suited to their fitness and experience.
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Op Burchell se spoor: ’n 70-jarige se pelgrimstog deur die Karoo
Pelgrimstog van 1811 die inspirasie vir 70-jarige wat nou in William John Burchell se voetspore volg
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Medicine is only half the answer
Taking your prescribed medication, is only half the treatment plan. A pharmacist gives some tips on everyday choices that can help you to live a healthy life.
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Broken windows, broken heritage: Memorial office vandalised while buck is passed
The custodian’s office opposite the Honoured Dead Memorial has been hijacked by vagrants, resulting in vandalism and residential use by untidy trespassers. This despite the fact that it is in…
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Kaaps Dictionary provides access ‘tôt vannie outsti tali in Syt Afrieka’
For the first time in history the so-called slave lingua franca is codified in a dictionary, which serves as a historic reference resource that describes the development of Kaaps words.
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WATCH | Dramatic rescue of 23 people during Western Cape floods captured on video
NSRI volunteers rescued 23 stranded farm workers and families from severe flooding between Worcester and Rawsonville in May.










