Keanan Harmse
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Christel House Ottery celebrates 96% matric pass rate as valedictorian Alique Jacobs from Hanover Park achieves four distinctions despite losing mother.
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Weekend hiker dies after fall near Bailey’s Kloof despite rescue efforts. One of three Cape Peninsula emergencies highlights hiking dangers.
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Three men arrested for housebreaking in Simon’s Town and Fish Hoek. Police found stolen laptop, phone and household items in vehicle.
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Klip Road Cemetery expansion in Grassy Park may require additional studies. Community raises concerns about traffic and water contamination.
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ARO offers R60 dog vaccinations (down from R180) with free dog food during festive special to combat preventable diseases killing Cape Town dogs.
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Unidentified male body found at Fish Hoek beach December 29 awaits post-mortem. Discovery follows Christmas Eve rescue tragedy and busy season.
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False Bay Karate Academy reopens Jan 20 in Grassy Park after breakthrough year. Cape Flats martial arts gains international recognition.
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Keanan Harmse, People’s Post reporter. Post-holiday reflection on January transitions from festive family time to work routines, balancing new year goals with gratitude for memories.
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Thabisa Mswenya from Masiphumelele needs R59,990 for Dubai educational tour. Former Coronation winner among 1000 top SA learners selected for program.
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Labour Court reinstates Wesley Neumann as Heathfield High principal after five-year legal battle over COVID-19 school closure decision and dismissal.
