Health & Wellness
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Cape Town couple climbs Mount Kilimanjaro, receives Mayor’s certificate of recognition
A couple from Ottery who conquered Mount Kilimanjaro alongside their hiking companions were honoured with a certificate of recognition by the Mayor of Cape Town, Geordin-Hill Lewis on Friday 31…
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Cape Town men run in purple speedos to raise prostate cancer awareness
As Cancer Awareness Month (commemorated in October) ended more than 20 men joined the annual walk on Friday 31 October.
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Muizenberg Beach Huts vandalised again
Break-ins and vandalism continue to plague the popular Muizenberg Beach huts after a series of incidents struck the facility last week.
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1500 police officers march alongside cancer survivors
CAPE TOWN-Muizenberg beach blazed in pink when cancer survivors and 1 500 police officers marched together in their pink T-shirts to honour the millions of families fighting breast cancer .
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Young gymnast represents Western Province at Summer Games
CAPE TOWN-A Grade 8 learner from Grassy Park will showcase her skills at this year’s Summer Games in Johannesburg on Monday 8 December after excelling in the Western Province Gymnastic…
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Kommetjie teen pens letter advocating for baboon safety
A 13-year-old Kommetjie animal activist is hoping his letter advocating for the safety and well-being of five baboon tribes will be heard by the stakeholders who are tasked with rehoming…
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African vaccinology course celebrates 20 years at UCT
UCT and VACFA celebrate 20 years of the African Vaccinology Course, highlighting its impact on vaccine policy, training, and collaboration across Africa.
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Maternal support grant could reduce child poverty in South Africa
A coalition of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and researchers is urging the South African government to approve a Maternal Support Grant (MSG) to help poor pregnant women. This Maternal Support Grant…
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Fish Hoek Primary hosts first-ever Colour Run to celebrate family fun and fitness
Fish Hoek is set to be ablaze with colour as young and old take part in a fun run of an unusual kind, a first for the area.
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What the world is really made of these days
Learning to embrace the speed of modern life “I remembered reading that they were making sausages out of fish, and fish, no doubt, out of something different. It gave me…
