Keanan Harmse
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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.
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Police divers continue searching for Grassy Park teen swept to sea at Noordhoek Beach 12 days ago while trying to retrieve a ball.
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City of Cape Town’s delayed Kommetjie Road project enters final phase, targeting December 31 completion with west-bound lanes opening this month.
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The colour purple is bright, powerful and demands to be seen.
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CAPE TOWN-An eight-year-old school in Ottery hopes to complete its academic year amid an ongoing battle with the City.
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CAPE TOWN-Perivale Primary School’s learners can look forward to enjoying the wonders of a book within the comforts of their classroom after the school launched its library initiative on Wednesday 12 November.
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CAPE TOWN-The Cape of Good Hope Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) urges the public to be cautious and avoid petting seals.
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CAPE TOWN-Zandvlei Athletics Club (ZAC) is hoping to attract more racers and members to join its 15 km race, taking runners on a scenic route featuring ocean and mountain views on Sunday 30 November.
