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Young Blues vier 50 jaar se rugbygenot
Wellington se rugbyklub Young Blues is 50 jaar oud. Dié klub het hierdie mylpaal die afgelope Sondag (26 April) met ‘n dankseggingsdiens by die VGK Wama- kersvallei gevier. Paarl Post het […]
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Sport SA run in Paarl a success
The third edition of the Sport SA Paarl 10 km road race delivered a standout performance this past weekend, attracting a strong field of 2 000 finishers and further cementing […]
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Slippers reël 15de Tuin van Digters
Digter en draaiboekskrywer Bibi Slippers stel vanjaar die program van die 15de Tuin van Digters-fees by die Breytenbach-sentrum op Wellington saam. Die fees, alom bekend as die Tuiste van Afrikaanse […]
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Help get Paarl learner to Ireland
A 13-year-old Paarl learner is set to take his rugby dreams to the international stage after being selected to tour Ireland later this year. Chaz Lukes, a Grade 7 learner […]
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Questions mount over claims of sexual misconduct at Simond Private School
Questions have been mounting since the news broke last week surrounding sexual misconduct allegations against a former teacher at Simond Private School in Paarl. These allegations involve a teacher and […]
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Student rescued after 24-hour operation along Elandspad River in Du Toitskloof
A Stellenbosch University student was rescued after a dramatic 24-hour operation along the Elandspad River in Du Toitskloof, where he was left stranded following flash flooding. According to Wilderness Search […]
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Western Cape records worst fire season in 25 years as dry winter looms
The Western Cape has experienced its most severe fire season in a quarter-century, with firefighting crews battling an unprecedented number of blazes.
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Another delay in Wellington murder case over missing interpreter
Trial of alleged wife killer in Paarl delayed again after interpreter mix-up, raising concerns over justice delays and victim’s family trauma.
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Babylonstoren leads effort to restore Berg River’s Witvis
Babylonstoren and partners reintroduced the endangered Berg River Witvis in a project in February, restoring indigenous populations.
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Wellington woman arrested for drugs in sting operation
A 43-year-old woman was arrested in Wellington on Thursday (16 April) after police seized drugs during a coordinated operation in Hoop Street. According to Western Cape police spokesperson Constable Ndakhe […]
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