Education
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SA naval crew brings Cape2Rio winners safely back to shore
Cape2Rio winners rescued after yacht suffers catastrophic damage on return journey. Historic Cape Flats crew brought safely to shore.
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Education department files court response over Heathfield High disruptions
The Fish Hoek Deep South Lions Club mobilised an impressive community response following the devastating fire that swept through Masiphumelele informal settlement, leaving more than 1 000 residents homeless and…
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Five-year legal battle between WCED and former Heathfield High principal intensifies
Former Heathfield High principal Wesley Neumann heads to Labour Court seeking enforcement of reinstatement amid WCED allegations of disruption.
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Christel House alumni leaders gather for powerful leadership workshop
Christel House alumni participated in leadership workshop focused on developing community change-makers during first campus engagement of 2026.
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School sport in Western Cape gets R130 million boost from government
Western Cape launches R130 million school sport strategy with three ministers committing to youth development pathways over three years.
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Cape2Rio champions rescued after yacht abandonment
Historic Cape2Rio winners from Cape Flats rescued after yacht abandonment following dismasting 900 miles from Rio during homeward journey.
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Rotary Club donates 100 pairs of shoes to Kleinberg Primary learners
Kleinberg Primary learners in Ocean View received 100 pairs of school shoes from Rotary Club Cape of Good Hope during January handover ceremony.
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Cape Town NPO’s respond to school uniform crisis following Masiphumelele fire
Sixty handcrafted tracksuits donated to Ukanyo Primary learners affected by devastating Masiphumelele fire through NPO partnership.
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Law enforcement officers recover four firearms after Seawinds shootout
Five suspects arrested after dramatic car chase and shootout in Seawinds when hijackers opened fire on law enforcement officers.
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Residents prioritise culture, sports and youth facilities for Gilray
Grassy Park residents unite through Save Gilray Committee to prevent Scout camp sale, establishing four commissions to plan site’s future.
