Kaylynne Bantom
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The Western Cape Government’s Forensic Toxicology is the first provincial public forensic toxicology lab in SA to achieve international accreditation.
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What began as a simple act of kindness has grown into Souper Troopers’ Humanity Hub, helping people living on the street rebuild their lives.
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A former Blisters for Bread participant is returning 57 years later to support the charity walk, helping raise funds to feed vulnerable children across the WC.
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Ladles of Love’s annual Hands-On Heroes Mandela Day campaign is mobilising South Africans to support the nutrition and education of children.
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A Golden Arrow bus driver has been suspended after a woman was killed in a collision in Cape Town’s CBD. Police have opened a culpable homicide case.
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Kloof Road in Camps Bay is on track to reopen by mid-December as repairs continue on the storm-damaged route despite winter and steep terrain.
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After overcoming a rare illness that left him paralysed, Factreton Primary principal Paul-John McAvoy retires after 40 years of inspiring learners.
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The CTMCA is urging the City to allocate event venues fairly after its High Court victory over the cancellation of a Tweede Nuwe Jaar booking.
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The Bo-Kaap community and South African football fraternity are mourning Bafana Bafana star Jayden Adams as police investigate his death.
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Blisters for Bread in association with Lucky Star will take place on Sunday 16 August at the Green Point Common Sports Grounds.
