Local Stories
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Cape Town ocean swim raises over R605K for endangered sea turtles
The group swam 11km from Robben Island to Granger Bay, crossing the busy shipping lanes of Table Bay Harbour in a tough but meaningful challenge.
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Learners and parents raise R12 000 at St Agnes Primary School fun walk
The walk started at 9:00 and brought learners, parents, teachers and community members together for a morning focused on fitness.
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AmaBele Belles Celebrate 20 Years of breast cancer survivor dragon boating
AmaBele Belles aims to create a space for support, friendship, exercise and healing, helping survivors improve their quality of life.
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Historic apple tree planted at Hoërskool Jan van Riebeeck
Hoërskool Jan van Riebeeck has planted one of South Africa’s rarest apple trees, creating a lasting legacy for future generations.
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St Agnes Primary hosts 3km walk to raise funds for library upgrade
The walk will kick off at 9:00 and is expected to bring together learners, parents, teachers and residents for a morning of fitness and fun.
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Affordable housing at Three Anchor Bay Road supported, with lower density urged
Earlier this month the City Council granted in-principle approval to explore the redevelopment potential of the 4,5-hectare City-owned land.
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City plans Harrington Square upgrades to boost safety and accessibility
Harrington Square and its surrounds in the City Bowl are under review, with the city prioritising upgrades to create a safer, more accessible public space.
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Cape Town launches new app feature to report crime and bylaw violations
Cape Town’s City App now allows public reporting of bylaw incidents, enhancing safety and reducing emergency call volumes.
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Maitland mourns committed community leader and MRRA chair
Faiek Fredericks died earlier this month after suffering a heart attack. He was buried on Wednesday 1 April according to Muslim rites.
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Hanover Park NPO continues changing lives through hope and support
Founder pastor Craven Engel believes the Hanover Park faith based non-profit organisation (NPO) is even more needed today than it was then.
