Community Highlights
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Wittebome high school learners bring joy to Parkhaven old age home residents
Wittebome High School learners spent 30 meaningful minutes at Parkhaven Old Age Home, leaving residents and themselves forever changed by the experience.
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Klaasenbosch Greenbelt storm damage leaves area looking like a war zone
Gale-force winds uprooted 23 trees in the Klaasenbosch Greenbelt, prompting volunteers to launch a R40 000 emergency storm damage appeal.
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Wynberg businesses unite against crime and urban decay with launch of new forum
Wynberg business owners have formed a new forum targeting crime and urban decay and elected chair Natasha Franschitti to lead it.
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Michael Daniel Bam Foundation donation drive supports Bonnievale learners
Bonnievale Primary learners received winter clothing and food parcels through a Michael Daniel Bam Foundation donation drive
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Muizenberg community invited to meeting on major beachfront upgrades
Muizenberg Beach upgrades enter a critical phase as residents are invited to a community meeting to discuss closures, construction and future plans.
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Masicorp founder leaves legacy of education and hope
John Thompson, co-founder of Masicorp, is remembered for transforming Masiphumelele through education and creating lasting opportunities.
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City responds to US Marines training controversy on Muizenberg beach
A US Marines fitness session with Cape Town Metro Police cadets in Muizenberg has sparked debate over legality, oversight and policing standards.
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Battle of Muizenberg site declared a Provincial Heritage Site
Cape Town welcomes heritage status for the Battle of Muizenberg and Javia Mosque, preserving key cultural and historical landmarks.
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Major upgrade of Zeekoevlei weir to begin
Cape Town starts a major Zeekoevlei weir upgrade to improve water quality, restore ecosystems and support fish migration in the False Bay Nature Reserve.
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She Matters campaign supports girls with sanitary products
A Cape Town NPO is tackling period poverty by providing sanitary products and support to nearly 3 900 girls through its She Matters Campaign.
