Want to comment on posts, engage with fellow readers, and submit stories, letters, feedback and more?
News
-
Local schools, learners are tops
Of the top 10 schools with a National Senior Certificate (NSC) enrolment of 30 or more candidates that have achieved excellence in academic results in 2021, seven hail from the southern suburbs.
-
Connecting the world through art
Two local artists hope their art pieces, inspired by rocks and the strength of women, captivate audiences when they make their debut at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair later this month.
-
Beach reveals a 90-year-old secret
The remains of what was thought to be a century old railway line caused quite a stir during low tide on Fish Hoek Beach on Monday 30 January.
-
Old school site an eyesore
The old Crestway High School premises in Retreat has reportedly become an eyesore as a result of illegal dumping taking place there.
-
Mayor gets dirty for city
Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis is leading by example in a bid to clean Cape Town streets.
-
Searching for solutions
Lavender Hill residents had their voices heard at a Community Dialogue hosted by the National Department of Social Development at the New World Foundation on Monday 7 February.
-
Stay safe at beaches, City urges
The bodies of two men were discovered on the rocks near Milton pool in Sea Point on Tuesday 1 February.
-
Bring your love life up to speed . . .
In years to come, when a happy couple is asked how they met, the answer may very well be on top of Table Mountain at a speed-dating event.
-
Rehabilitation planned for the Devil’s Peak upper path
Friends of Table Mountain (FOTM) has taken the initiative to rehabilitate a section of the Devil’s Peak path as a community project with the assistance of the South African National Parks (SANParks) Honorary Rangers.
-










