Namhla Monakali
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A World Environment Day lecture at Kirstenbosch brings together two of Cape Town’s top tree experts to tackle urban climate resilience.
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In South African politics, the jackets keep turning. The real test, writes Namhla Monakali, is whether anything underneath ever does
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A Cape Town campaign tackling period poverty in schools has expanded to support thousands of women and girls with sanitary products.
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A viral isiZulu phrase captures South Africa’s tension between immigration frustration, continental unity and the true meaning of belonging on Africa Day.
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Deaf social worker Londeka Phakathi overcame orphanhood and barriers to champion the rights of deaf South Africans at DeafSA Newlands.
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Zimele brings six amputee beneficiaries to the Cape Town Marathon this Saturday, proving disability does not mean inability.
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Deputy Mayor Eddie Andrews has denied that Cape Town is penalising pensioners for selling koesisters, calling the viral narrative deliberately false.
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Wynberg business owners have formed a new forum targeting crime and urban decay and elected chair Natasha Franschitti to lead it.
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A campaign has been launched for the children of Phathiswa Mkhunjulwa, who died when a tree fell on her e-hailing vehicle in Wynberg.
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Cape Town traffic officers arrested four suspects in Tokai after a routine stop uncovered false number plates and suspected stolen property.
