Cape Town
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Major resurfacing work along Main Road in Claremont and Diep River has started
Main Road resurfacing in Claremont and Diep River will improve safety and traffic flow, but motorists should expect temporary delays.
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Heathfield High learners compete in online chess tournament
Heathfield High learners competed in an online chess tournament, gaining valuable experience and boosting the school’s growing digital chess programme.
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The youth can lead us out of the darkness
On the precipice of the Vietnam war, famous folk singer Bob Dylan once sung: “Well you better start swimming or you’ll sink like a stone cause the times they are-a-changin”.…
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City calls on residents to help document Miller’s Point history
Cape Town calls on residents to share photos and stories to help preserve and restore the historic and environmentally significant Miller’s Point.
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SPCA takes legal action over viral puppy mistreatment claims
The SPCA has launched legal action after a viral post accused staff of mistreating a sick puppy, with an investigation revealing a different story.
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Ratepayers warn of sharp increases as City updates property valuations
New Cape Town property valuations could drive up municipal bills, with ratepayers warning that relief measures may not offset rising costs
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Quick-thinking locals rescue teenagers from Kommetjie surf
A Kommetjie barista and a Good Samaritan rescued two teenagers caught in rip currents using NSRI pink rescue buoys at Kommetjie Beach.
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Fairmount Secondary cyclists ride for charity at Cycle Tour
Learners and teachers from Fairmount Secondary School celebrated after all 24 riders completed the Cape Town Cycle Tour in support of the Ari Cancer Foundation.
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Masiphumelele cyclists crush 2026 Cape Town Cycle Tour
A team of 13 cyclists from Masiphumelele completed the Cape Town Cycle Tour, showcasing determination and how sport can inspire youth to choose a positive path.
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Generation Schools Imhoff celebrates Kent Williams’ provincial athletics breakthrough
Kent Williams made history as the first Generation Schools Imhoff learner selected for Western Province athletics, achieving fourth in u-13 long jump.
