Health & Wellness
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Massive Cape Gannet sculpture ‘Koos Malgas’ takes flight for preservation
5-meter Cape Gannet sculpture “Koos Malgas” by Chip Snaddon symbolizes West Coast conservation at Kommetjie, celebrating court wins against mining.
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Dido Valley houses handed over to 12 beneficiaries
These beneficiaries hail from the Redhill informal settlement in Simon’s Town. This housing development forms part of the City’s R170 million Simon’s Town housing project.
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Scarborough art exhibition supports Redhill animal rescue with 30+ artists
30+ artists display work at Scarborough art exhibition to support Redhill animal rescue. Free admission, diverse art, runs until December 20.
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Young chef from Fish Hoek High earns top 5 spot in cooking competition
Fish Hoek High Grade 9 student Tyler Robinson reaches top 5 in Taste Master Junior competition, following culinary footsteps of restaurateur father.
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Family-friendly Grassy Park Festive Market features local crafts and holiday shopping
Grassy Park Festive Market returns Dec 12-13 at Civic Centre. Local vendors offer holiday shopping, entertainment, and family fun while supporting businesses.
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Visitors can still enjoy Muizenberg beachfront this summer amid upgrades
Cape Town pauses Muizenberg beachfront upgrades for festive season. Temporary access to St James Walkway and limited parking available to visitors.
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Muizenberg angler Chase Nicholson returns home after winning fifth consecutive US tournament
Marina da Gama angler Chase Nicholson returns home after 10 years in Colorado, winning five consecutive bass tournaments and earning $10,000.
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Kleinberg school’s top achievers honoured
CAPE TOWN – The top learners and achievers at Kleinberg Primary School were honoured at an academic-awards ceremony held at the Uniting Reformed Church Hall in Ocean View on Thursday…
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Over 100 families receive Santa Shoeboxes at Trinity Methodist Church in Heathfield
100+ Cape Flats families received Christmas Santa Shoeboxes at Trinity Methodist Church Heathfield. Event organized by volunteer Carel Carelse.
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Extended working hours for Zeekoevlei dredging
Cape Town extends Zeekoevlei dredging hours after noise permit approval. First vlei dredging in 42 years removes sediment to improve water quality.
