Education
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SPCA launches sterilisation drive
Cape Town pet surrenders have spiked by 43,7%, driving the Cape of Good Hope SPCA to launch a custom mobile vehicle and target 10,000 animal sterilisations.
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Solar training opens career path for Cape Town youth
Salesian Institute Youth Projects is giving Cape Town youth free solar training and a pathway from practical skills to renewable-energy jobs.
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Multi-million rand shared sports facility for use by local schools opens in Mitchells Plain
A massive R30 million shared sports complex has officially opened in Mitchells Plain, giving thousands of local learners access to world-class fields.
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Maitland’s Jacques Scheepers inspires through swimming
Maitland’s Jacques Scheepers has overcome his fear of swimming, earned a lifesaving qualification and now helps others learn vital water-safety skills.
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Christel House pair reflects on passion for robotics
Tech learners from Christel House South Africa dominate regional robotics and Minecraft tournaments, locking in spots for the national finals.
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Cape Peninsula baboon task team rolls out baboon proof bins in the Far South
The City rolls out 2,200 baboon-proof bins in the Far South and breaks ground on the Zwaanswyk-Constantia Nek boundary fence this month.
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Proactive measures taken against wildfire risks on Table Mountain
Table Mountain National Park launches early firebreak maintenance across the Cape Peninsula to counter predictions of extreme summer wildfire risks.
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Southfield entrepreneurs can make their dreams come true by attending free training
Free Start Smart entrepreneurial programme at Southfield Library helps local business owners and aspiring startups build financial independence.
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Bishops learners win Coronation national investment challenge
Two Bishops Diocesan College learners won the 2026 Coronation Top Investor Challenge after recording the highest portfolio growth nationwide among teams.
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Schools hold the key to youth unemployment, UWC professor tells Parliament
Prof Rouaan Maarman told Parliament that youth unemployment begins in South Africa’s overcrowded classrooms, not the labour market, disadvantaging learners.
