Keanan Harmse
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CAPE TOWN-More than 40 learners across Grassy Park gathered for a meeting at Fairview Primary School on Saturday 1 November to discuss how bullying and gangsterism affected the local youth.
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Learning to embrace the speed of modern life “I remembered reading that they were making sausages out of fish, and fish, no doubt, out of something different. It gave me the feeling that I’d bitten into the modern world and discovered what it was really made of. That’s the way we’re going nowadays. Everything slick…
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CAPE TOWN-More than 20 visitors and their families enjoyed a weekend of getting into the festive spirit and crafting Christmas decorations from recycled materials.
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CAPE TOWN-A 64-year-old garden club is inviting the community to showcase their most creative floral arrangements this year.
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Christel High’s South Africa’s class of 2025 are looking forward to securing their best marks while they tackle their final exams this year.
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The young violinists in Masiphumelele can look forward to performing on different stages in their new branded T-shirts.
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An eight-year-old school in Ottery that has battled to remain operational is facing imminent closure after being handed a letter to “cease operations” from the City of Cape Town.
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It wasn’t just luggage in the back seat — a tiny galago, or “lesser bush baby,” managed to sneak into a traveller’s vehicle and ended up far from home before being safely returned.
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An animal lover and activist hopes to inspire the next wave of volunteers who will safeguard neglected animals in their communities. Lindsey Concer is the chair of the Animal Rescue […]
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A community-led petition calling on the Grassy Park Policing Forum (CPF) to convene an urgent public meeting with the police is gaining traction.
