Keanan Harmse
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Muizenberg Heritage celebrates Heritage Month with village walks, a surfing exhibition, cannon firings, and the third Muizenberg Literary Heritage Festival.
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The City of Cape Town is testing two innovative water remediation technologies along the Big Lotus River to reduce pollution before it reaches Zeekoevlei.
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An 83-year-old Retreat resident who has lived in the area for 53 years is fighting to stop the City of Cape Town from building a low-fee school on open land.
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Boulders Beach in Simon’s Town ranks among the world’s top 10 beaches in TripAdvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards, as African penguin numbers grow.
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Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has confirmed no provisions of SAPS Act were contravened by the US Marines fitness exercise with Cape Town Metro police.
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Cape Town’s water supply is stable, but the City warns restrictions could follow if demand grows and rainfall stays below average.
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A record 244 women entered the Simon’s Bay Mile Women’s Day swim, where Nicola Harcus beat double Olympian Michelle Weber in a thrilling sprint finish.
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A Cape Town creative collective needs R150 000 to represent South Africa at a music competition in New York — support their BackaBuddy fundraiser.
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A Fish Hoek library talk honoured women who shaped the valley over two centuries, from a defiant enslaved woman to librarians, conservation and a 192km runner.
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The City of Cape Town investigated complaints about developments in Brambledene Estate, Noordhoek, issuing notices and referring one case to court for legal action.
