Want to comment on posts, engage with fellow readers, and submit stories, letters, feedback and more?
Topic Menu:
News
-
Slain Mbekweni student’s murder case set for trial in September next year
PAARL – The murder trial of two cousins in connection with slain Mbekweni student Asiphe Cetywayo, whose charred body was discovered in an open field near Bo Dal Road in […]
-
Court slams WCED for what judge calls a “systemic existential problem”
The Western Cape High Court has delivered a landmark judgment against the Western Cape Education Department (WCED), ruling that its handling of late learner admissions was unconstitutional, discriminatory and harmful […]
-
Family of Heilay Darwish calls for action as case nears collapse
The family of the late Heilay Darwish (35) said their initial hope for justice had faded as ongoing delays threatened to derail the court case.
-
SA’s first black-owned wine farm opens in Franschhoek
Klein Goederust Wine Farm, South Africa’s first black-owned wine farm, symbolises transformation and growth in the wine industry.
-
Tiger Brands to reopen refurbished factory in Paarl in April
Tiger Brands is renovating its Paarl factory, committing to local sourcing and prioritising job opportunities, aiming for operational readiness by April 2026.
-
Franschhoek trumpted its Cap Classique sparklers this weekend
The Franschhoek Cap Classique & Champagne Festival showcased top producers and entertainment, celebrating South Africa’s vibrant lifestyle and elegance.
-
‘Paarl’s Picasso’ Selwyn Pekeur dies at 68
PAARL – The passing of internationally renowned Paarl artist Selwyn Pekeur at age 68 this week has sparked an outpouring of tributes from family, friends and the broader arts fraternity, […]
-
Act swiftly now and protect your family from measles outbreaks
The Western Cape is experiencing an increase in measles outbreaks in several parts of the province and local health authorities are calling for swift action to protect children and families. […]
-
Auditor-General awards Drakenstein its 11th clean audit, seventh in a row
The Auditor-General of South Africa has awarded Drakenstein Municipality (DM) its 11th clean audit for the 2024-’25 financial year. This is the municipality’s seventh back-to-back clean audit and 18th unqualified […]
-
NGOs challenge consultation process in Berg River Dam lease; DWS says all above board
Concerns arose regarding the lease of Berg River Dam for recreation, as NGOs claim exclusion from the decision-making process, despite DWS’s assertions.
Share your news with us.
Do you have feedback you’d like to share?
Let us know what’s on your mind.