Cape Town
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Fish Hoek Library to teach digital literacy to local community
Fish Hoek Library’s upcoming Digital Literacy Workshop on 27 October offers patient, hands-on guidance to help beginners master online library tools.
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Western Cape raises concern over late arrivals at matric exams
Western Cape Education Minister Jaco Londt urges matric candidates to arrive an hour early as the 2026 NSC examinations get underway.
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Ne-Yo set for sold-out Cape Town show at GrandWest
Grammy-winning R&B star Ne-Yo will perform at a sold-out GrandWest show this Saturday, 17 October, as part of his return to South Africa.
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Five kayakers rescued from dense fog off Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard
Five kayakers, including three German tourists, were rescued off Cape Town after becoming disorientated in dense fog and suffering mild hypothermia
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Cell giant invests over R500 million to expand digital inclusion in the Western Cape
Vodacom Western Cape is making bold strides towards digital inclusion through an investment of more than R500 million in network infrastructure.
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Inaugural Literary Festival at Fish Hoek Library starts on Friday 23 October
The free Fish Hoek Library Literary Festival brings two mornings of books, storytelling, and local author panels to the Deep South this October.
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Cape Town Metro Police recover illegal firearms and ammunition after vehicle pursuit
Two double-murder suspects are behind bars following a high-speed police chase from Cafda to Seawinds that uncovered firearms and a hijacked car.
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Food security deteriorates as hunger climbs, despite easing food prices
Food security in South Africa deteriorated in 2025, and hunger remains stubbornly high even as food inflation has eased
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Cape Town ranks among world’s top 50 Halloween destinations for 2026
Cape Town has ranked 48th among the world’s top 50 Halloween destinations for 2026, with ghost stories, haunted landmarks and spooky events.
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Update | Imizamo Yethu Fire leaves 400 homeless in Hout Bay as housing delays persist
A fire destroyed 80 informal structures in Imizamo Yethu, Hout Bay, leaving 400 residents homeless and reigniting housing delivery demands.
