Education
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Cape Flats karate club shines at memorial tournament for founder William Jordaan
Local karate athletes made their late sensei proud after they scooped two gold medals at a memorial tournament.
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Cape Town community uses kitchen sieves to remove microplastics from Long Beach
Over 100 residents brought out their kitchen utensils and rolled up their sleeves to clear heaps of litter along Long Beach in Kommetjie on Saturday 13 September.
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Animal rescue joins Gun Run Pet Walk to fund new mobile clinic
A group of animal activists from Ottery tackled a 5 km walk to help raise funds to assist the pets at their facility.
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New book club in Southfield aims to spark love for reading in local kids
A new book club has been launched in Southfield and people, young and old, are encouraged to sign up.
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Fire ravages Tears animal shelter in Vrygrond — urgent help needed for displaced dogs
An animal shelter in Vrygrond is appealing for assistance after their facility was ravaged by a fire that left several dogs without kennels.
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Final push: Cape Town matrics stay overnight at school to ace exams
With matric examinations just a few weeks away a group of candidates are going the extra mile with their studies by spending nights at their school as they prepare for…
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World Literacy Day celebrated at Zwaanswyk Academy
The young boys and girls from Zwaanswyk Academy were reminded about the importance of reading and education while they celebrated World Literacy Day.
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Lotus River bookworm eyes second title at national book competition
A young reader from Lotus River is hoping to clinch her second title at this year’s national book competition taking place later this month
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False Bay karate stars sparkle at SA champs
A group of young karate stars made their communities and sensei proud when they scooped silverware on the national stage.
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Historic Muizenberg beach huts vandalised again
Break-in’s and vandalism at the popular Muizenberg Beach huts remain an alarming scourge for the property’s managers.
