Community Highlights
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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.
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Dog walk fundraiser in Sea Point supports Mdzananda Animal Clinic
Dog lovers and their furry four-legged friends are set to take over the Sea Point Promenade on Sunday 12 April as the annual Paws on the Promenade returns.
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Observatory Library celebrates 128 years as historic Cape Town community hub
The Observatory Library has been a valuable resource for over a century, and this month celebrates 128 years. A celebratory event was held on Friday 20 March.
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Ward 62 service delivery remains strong despite homelessness challenges
Ward 62 service delivery remains strong, but homelessness and delayed infrastructure projects continue to challenge residents, says councillor Emile Langenhoven.
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Muslim burial rights raise concerns over proposed digital death certificates
Religious leaders warn proposed digital death certificates could delay Muslim burials, raising constitutional concerns over religious freedom and human dignity.
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Come along and explore your family history
Residents eager to discover their ancestral roots are invited to join a new Family History Research Club being launched at Fish Hoek Library that offers support for genealogical exploration. The…
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Local school responds swiftly to viral bullying incident with suspensions
Pelican Park High learners suspended after viral video shows multiple violent altercations between student groups on school premises.
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1st Muizenberg Sea Scouts achieve historic Tonkin Trophy win
1st Muizenberg Sea Scout Group wins prestigious Tonkin Trophy for first time, achieving top Western Cape Scouting honour.
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Noordhoek Valley hosts Open Studios exhibition supporting young artists
28 artists open studios in Noordhoek March 14-15, offering intimate art experience while raising funds for Masi Sports programmes.
