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Valley-Omar celebrates 80 years
One of South Africa’s most enduring and unsung thespian heroes, Fahruq Ismail Valley-Omar, will celebrate his 80th birthday on 23 May, marking more than five decades in the performing arts, […]
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Nomfundo Xaluva From Classical Prodigy to Jazz Powerhouse
Jazz vocalist, composer, and UCT lecturer Nomfundo Xaluva-Dyantyis shares her inspiring journey from classical piano prodigy to acclaimed jazz artist and educator. In this personal reflection, she speaks about falling in love with jazz, honouring South African musical legends, and…
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Global call to action for equitable access to lifesaving inhalers
On World Asthma Day health experts and global organisations are calling for urgent action to make asthma treatment accessible to all. With over 250 million people living with asthma globally, […]
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Nelson Mandela mural unveiled at Souper Troopers’ Humanity Hub in Woodstock
The late statesman Nelson Mandela stood for dignity and humanity, and that is exactly the ethos of the Souper Troopers, a Woodstock-based organisation.
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Manenberg police reopen cold case of missing girl after grandmother’s dream
Jacqueline Jansen, grandmother of the then six-year-old Asheeqah Noordien who went missing in Manenberg in 2005, had a dream that sparked renewed hope to restart a search for her granddaughter.
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Woodstock Library career expo empowers unemployed youth with job opportunities
The annual Career Expo hosted by the Woodstock Library returns next week and unemployed youth are encouraged to attend.
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Youth deepens their faith
Members of the Christ-Centred Youth group embarked on a reflective hike in Newlands Forest to strengthen relationships and spiritual growth. Led by Bongani Tyali, the event combined fitness, prayer, and discussions, promoting unity and purpose. The initiative aims to offer…
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Sea Point’s iconic fire station undergoes final repairs before 100th anniversary
Much-needed repair work to the Sea Point Fire Station resumed this month following numerous delays in construction due to the nature of the building.
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Afrikaans at 100: From kitchen talk to cultural powerhouse
This month marks 100 years since the Afrikaans language officially stood on its own feet, no longer just a “kitchen language”, but a voice that’s shaped many.
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Repaired licence card printer to produce 120 000 cards weekly, easing backlog
Thousands of motorists who needs new driving licence cards will be relieved to know that the country’s card printing machine is operational again.
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