Kaylynne Bantom
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Residents can shape the future of Kensington and Factreton at a public meeting on the City’s draft development framework on 19 September.
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After 42 years in education, Queen’s Park High School teacher Zerena Barendilla has been honoured for her excellence in secondary teaching.
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Maitland parents are urged to monitor children’s social media use after young girl died in an incident allegedly linked to a dangerous online challenge.
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More than 1 200 learners joined Camps Bay Schools in celebrating 120 years of education, community and history at a special Founder’s Day event.
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CPUT remains shut after violent protests, with R1.5m in damage as Minister Buti Manamela deploys a team to resolve student grievances.
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Life on Cape Town’s streets is harsh, but amid the struggle, people form genuine friendships, communities and bonds built on compassion and survival.
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The 14th Silwerskermfees returns to Cape Town from 19 to 22 August, showcasing 34 films and documentaries, including 11 local productions.
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The City is tightening controls on e-scooters and e-bikes at Sea Point Promenade, including an 8 km/h speed limit and stricter enforcement.
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Foggy weather failed to deter thousands of participants who gathered at Green Point Common for the annual Blisters for Bread charity walk.
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A new R3 million sports court in Ward 56 is giving young people access to sport while creating opportunities, skills and sporting dreams.
