Local Stories
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Commissioner calls for stronger child protection in Western Cape
National Child Protection Week is in full swing as the Western Cape Commissioner for Children calls for stronger action to protect children.
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Cape Town Opera Brings A Little Night Music to Theatre on the Bay
Cape Town Opera’s production of A Little Night Music arrives at Theatre on the Bay from 30 June, bringing romance, wit and a celebrated cast.
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Maitland community pushes back against new liquor licence
Maitland residents and community leaders say another liquor outlet will place further strain on policing and social services in the area.
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Cape Town launches 60-bed winter shelter for homeless residents
A new 60-bed Safe Sleeping Zone in Cape Town’s CBD will offer homeless residents shelter, safety and support during winter.
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Chief whip arrested for defrauding four party researchers
A chief whip was arrested for allegedly defrauding four researchers of R233,317 by demanding salary payments for legal fees.
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Cape Town period poverty campaign expands to support entire families
A Cape Town campaign tackling period poverty in schools has expanded to support thousands of women and girls with sanitary products.
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Cape Town organisation strengthens collaboration to improve child safety
Organisation continues to work with key role-players, seeking stronger collaboration and improved impact to ensure the protection of children.
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Robben Island Museum launches free heritage pass for children under 15
Robben Island Museum launches NextGen Heritage Free Pass, offering children under 15 free entry with adults from 1 June to 30 October 2026.
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Disney On Ice returns to South Africa with Mickey’s Search Party
Disney On Ice returns to South Africa with Mickey’s Search Party, bringing skating, acrobatics and Disney magic to Pretoria, Cape Town and Durban this winter.
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WCED prepares parents for Grade R, 1 and 8 admissions outcomes
Western Cape parents awaiting Grade R, 1 and 8 admissions outcomes are urged to remain patient as placements continue beyond 28 May.
