Education
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SA Navy Festival 2026 returns to Simon’s Town this April
SA Navy Festival 2026 offers free ship tours, live shows and family fun in Simon’s Town from 17 to 19 April. Discover the Navy up close.
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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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Fish Hoek family history club to host DNA research talk
Fish Hoek residents can explore their ancestry at a free talk on DNA and genealogy tools at the Family History Club on 21 April.
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Taxi associations hold peaceful protests in Steenberg and Retreat
A peaceful taxi protest in Steenberg and Retreat led to road closures as operators raised concerns about extortion and called for increased police visibility.
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IEC WC launches Schools Democracy Week to boost youth voting awareness
The programme is aimed at promoting democratic values and active citizenship among learners ahead of this year’s Local Government Elections.
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Parenting Workshop Series brings new hope to community
Lavender Hill parents gain valuable skills through a New World Foundation workshop series aimed at strengthening families and building safer communities.
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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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Confectionery waste bioenergy study offers landfill alternative
Dr Carol Ngwenya’s research shows confectionery waste can be converted into renewable bioenergy instead of ending up in landfills.
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Foundation aims at improving reading skills and fostering a deep love for books
The Kezlei Foundation is raising funds to expand its literacy programme, helping disadvantaged Cape Flats learners improve reading skills.
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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.
