Want to comment on posts, engage with fellow readers, and submit stories, letters, feedback and more?
News
-
Cape Town traffic arrest: Four nabbed in Tokai for false number plates
Cape Town traffic officers arrested four suspects in Tokai after a routine stop uncovered false number plates and suspected stolen property.
-
Muizenberg surfers unite to raise R282 590 for vulnerable youth
9Miles Project’s 100Wave Challenge at Muizenberg Beach raised over R282 000 to support vulnerable youth and coastal communities.
-
District Six Museum honours Kewpie’s legacy with handmade gifts for seniors
The District Six Museum honoured Kewpie’s legacy with handmade winter gifts for Kensington Home residents through a community knitting project.
-
Red Cross Children’s hospital warns most childhood burn injuries are preventable
Red Cross Children’s Hospital warns that preventable household accidents continue to cause severe burn injuries among young children annually.
-
Cape Town shelter appeals for winter support as demand grows
A Cape Town shelter is appealing for public support as rising winter demand places pressure on efforts to feed and care for vulnerable people.
-
CapeNature reserves hit by flooding and infrastructure damage
CapeNature reserves face closures after severe flooding damaged roads, facilities and infrastructure across the Western Cape.
Source:
-
Winter campaign aims to move homeless people from streets to safety
The Haven Night Shelter is expanding winter relief efforts and calling on the public to support homeless residents through donations.
-
Fish Hoek Photo Club nurtures photography talent across Far South peninsula
Fish Hoek Photo Club recently explored macro photography and is inviting new members to join workshops, outings and practical sessions.
-
Over 83 000 persons affected as Cape Town flood relief efforts continue
Humanitarian relief operations are under way across Cape Town following the severe flooding and storm damage over the past two days.
Source:
-
‘Just show love’: Salt River woman inspires community through kindness
Sheradia Brown, the “Mayor of Salt River,” has spent a decade feeding and supporting vulnerable people, bringing hope and dignity to her community.
Share your news with us.
Do you have feedback you’d like to share?
Let us know what’s on your mind.