Cape Town
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School earns badges in Winter Animal Challenge for Maths
Perivale Primary learners earned their badges in the Winter Animal Challenge for Maths Curriculum Online by trying again and never giving up.
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City responds to Fish Hoek Beach sand sculptor controversy
The City of Cape Town has confirmed that no arrest took place and no permit is needed for sand art at Fish Hoek Beach.
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Cape Town Mayor announces SA-record infrastructure investment
Cape Town has smashed a national record, spending more than R12.2 billion on infrastructure in a single financial year, but not everyone is celebrating.
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Cape Town environmental startup reaches national innovation finals
Crislor BioVentures reaches NCIC national finals with a water resilience model targeting False Bay pollution and creating community jobs.
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Athlone Power Station site to become provincial heritage site
Crislor BioVentures reaches NCIC national finals with a water resilience model targeting False Bay pollution and creating community jobs.
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New Provincial Police Commissioner’s appointment welcomed
Western Cape leaders welcome Lt-Gen Sizakhele Dyantyi as Police Commissioner, emphasizing the need for better resources to combat crime.
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SANParks Plants 1 000 Indigenous Shrubs to Bolster African Penguin Conservation at Boulders
SANParks plants 1 000 indigenous shrubs at Boulders Penguin Colony to restore habitat and protect the critically endangered African penguin.
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Bo-Kaap teen still chasing handball World Cup dream
Bo-Kaap handball player Mogamat Yusuf Samuel missed the Partille World Cup in Sweden after funding fell short, but he’s determined to try again.
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Tyla announces A*POP World Tour with Cape Town and Joburg shows
Grammy-winning singer Tyla returns home in January 2027 for Cape Town and Johannesburg shows on her A*POP World Tour. Tickets on sale 31 July.
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Power restored to Lavender Hill amid ongoing vandalism
Power restored to Lavender Hill and Seawinds after weeks of vandalism as City launches Protect Your Power campaign to fight the R60 million-a-year crisis.
