Cape Town
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Grassy Park teen selected to represent South Africa in baseball
Grassy Park baseball player Hayden Chamberlain has earned SA selection and now needs community support to compete in Mexico.
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Early intervention gives clubfoot children a chance to thrive
Jessica and Amara’s success stories illustrate that early diagnosis and treatment of clubfoot lead to active, fulfilling lives for children.
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Heathfield High principal reinstatement battle heads to appeal court
The Labour Court has granted the WCED leave to appeal Wesley Neumann’s reinstatement, extending the five-year legal battle.
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Young surfers shine at Muizenberg Beach Surfpop competition
Young surfers from local communities competed at Muizenberg Beach as Surfpop used surfing, mentorship and education to empower youth.
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“I would go again tomorrow”: UWC student speaks out after Gaza detention
UWC student Hajar Ahjum Mathee recounts her detention during a Gaza aid mission and explains why she would join the flotilla again.
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False Bay Karate Academy learners shine at Cape Town tournament
False Bay Karate Academy learners impressed at a Cape Town karate tournament, securing podium finishes and valuable competition experience.
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Retreat Library offers children a safe space to learn and play after school
Retreat Library has become a safe haven for Retreat’s children, offering play-based learning, educational toys and a daily sandwich in a nurturing after-school space.
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New wheelchair beach access forms part of Muizenberg upgrade
The Muizenberg beachfront upgrade is on track for December completion, with major construction milestones and new public facilities underway.
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Underwater treasure near Simon’s Town featured in TIME magazine
A Simon’s Town underwater photograph has earned a place on the cover of TIME magazine, highlighting the remarkable Great African Seaforest.
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Young cyclists shine as Raceworx grows talent in local communities
Raceworx is helping young cyclists from the Deep South overcome barriers, achieve podium finishes and pursue brighter futures.
