Education
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Longbeach Mall hosts festive workshop turning recycled materials into Christmas decorations
CAPE TOWN-More than 20 visitors and their families enjoyed a weekend of getting into the festive spirit and crafting Christmas decorations from recycled materials.
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Fish Hoek Garden Club invites community to annual flower show and Garden Expo 2025
CAPE TOWN-A 64-year-old garden club is inviting the community to showcase their most creative floral arrangements this year.
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Christel House valedictorian overcomes personal loss to lead Class of 2025
Christel High’s South Africa’s class of 2025 are looking forward to securing their best marks while they tackle their final exams this year.
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Masi Violin strikes a chord with youth empowerment and community collaboration
The young violinists in Masiphumelele can look forward to performing on different stages in their new branded T-shirts.
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Families plead for Otters Creek Junior School’s survival amid zoning battle with City
An eight-year-old school in Ottery that has battled to remain operational is facing imminent closure after being handed a letter to “cease operations” from the City of Cape Town.
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CPUT student’s alleged rape fuels GBV outrage on campus
The case highlights ongoing challenges faced by students in what should be safe learning environments.
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Armed suspect caught after foot chase in Ottery —police seize 9mm gun and ammo
A 29-year-old man was arrested Friday morning 24 October after Grassy Park Visible Policing (VISPOL) officers were patrolling the Ottery area.
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Police investigate Grassy Park shooting: one dead, four Injured in early-morning attack
Police are investigating a murder after a 32-year-old man died and four others were injured during a shooting incident in Grassy Park on Sunday morning, October 26.
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Cape Academy pupil mental health incident prompts safety measures
A pupil allegedly attempted self-harm at Cape Academy, prompting staff to move learners to safety and offer support.
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Police continue to confiscate firearms in gang-affected areas
Anti-gang unit operations across four Western Cape communities on Thursday 23 October resulted in five firearm confiscations and six arrests as police continued efforts to remove weapons from gang-affected areas.
