Education
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Beanies for babies: Capetonians knit to warm newborns
Capetonians from far and wide played their part in honouring the legacy of the late Nelson Mandela by knitting beanies for those less fortunate at Longbeach Mall in Noordhoek from…
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Southfield stormwater canal to be fixed
A canal in Southfield that sustained severe damage during the stormy weather is undergoing repairs.
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Ottery animal rescue launches R1 million drive for mobile vet clinic
An Ottery-based animal rescue organisation is appealing for funds to help cover their costs to build another clinic.
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Fish Hoek author launches inspiring new book: Beholding the City
A Fish Hoek resident is celebrating the launch of his new book. Gerry Adlard, a volunteer at the Fish Hoek Valley Museum since last year, unpacked the research and travels…
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Mall fights spark concerns among businesses and security cluster
Authorities and community leaders are urging families to take action, while investigations into the events and their organisers continue
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Library becomes a safe green room for victims of GBV and more
This project was initiated by the Garlandale High School Alumni Association and the class of 89 and with other former learners also involved.
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World-class design: Cape Flats water plant wins prestigious Architizer Award
The City’s first Advanced Water Reclamation Plant (AWRP) was crowned as a state-of-the-art facility during an awards ceremony last month. Following the completion of the City‘s AWRP in December last…
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UCT Student and Fish Hoek Scout wins South Africa’s top scouting honour
A young Scout from Fish Hoek proved her mettle among 34 000 and scooped the coveted Springbok Scout Award last week.
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Lotus River resident leads sanitary pad drive to help less fortunate
The Lotus River community is encouraged to donate sanitary pads for those less fortunate this month. The founder of this annual sanitary pad drive is Lotus River resident and Ottery…
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Animals suffer silently as Cape Town faces harsh winter storms
As Cape Town braces for another wave of intense winter weather, animals in informal settlements are silently suffering often forgotten as residents scramble for safety and warmth. “We’ve been inundated…
