News

Much-needed repairs and renovations to Iziko’s house museum, Rust en Vreugd, have finally been completed and the 18th Century home is ready to welcome visitors back.

To empower the youth of Ward 44, it will take knowledge, investment and passion.

A water pipe burst left an enormous sinkhole in Main Road, Lakeside, on Tuesday 25 January, causing water disruptions and traffic delays.

The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate has been investigating a foul stench emanating from a golf club, during irrigating of its lawns, after numerous complaints from residents.

A solo piano recital, performed by the young virtuoso pianist Gerhard Joubert, will be the Baxter’s first fundraising event for the new year.

Much needed repairs and maintenance work is on the horizon for De Waal Park.

The uniformed officer videographed in an altercation with other police officers at the taxi terminus in Town Centre is currently undergoing evaluation.

The oldest District Six claimant died at the age of 100 on Wednesday morning (26 January), without having the opportunity to return home.

After three months in to the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment’s (DFFE) five-year Ten Million Trees Programme, the government has sent out a call to the public to get involved.

A school bag donation drive, called “I’ve got your bag!” aims to get school bags to less privileged children in South Africa.