Local Stories
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Springboks show their dominance over Ireland in Dublin
Damian Willemse scored five minutes in after a delightful intervention by Damian de Allende’s late run and delayed pass exposing the Irish defence.
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Hundreds gather at Sea Point Promenade to demand justice for victims of GBVF
The shutdown was led by Women for Change, a non-profit fighting for the constitutional rights and protection of women and children across the country.
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Pelican Park High Joins Women’s Shutdown Against GBVF
Pelican Park High School united and wore black and purple to honour the Women’s Shutdown. Photos: supplied
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Camps Bay brings Christmas cheer to Kalksteenfontein Primary learners
Christmas came early for learners at a primary school in Bishop Lavis when the Camps Bay community teamed up to deliver 300 “love boxes”.
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City’s festive season safety plan includes 680 beach lifeguards
CAPE TOWN-Muizenberg Beach held the honour of launching the City of Cape Town’s Festive Season Safety Plan on Tuesday 18 November.
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Gang violence grips Kensington, locals say daily life is filled with fear
Children should be laughing and playing outdoors, but instead they are forced to learn to duck and dive from bullets.
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False Bay’s scenic 15km Boyes Drive Classic seeks runners
CAPE TOWN-Zandvlei Athletics Club (ZAC) is hoping to attract more racers and members to join its 15 km race, taking runners on a scenic route featuring ocean and mountain views…
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Festive season behind bars for suspect linked to Metro Police constable’s death
The state has since charged one with murder, while the remaining suspects face charges related to the robbery and the illegal possession of ammunition.
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Firefighters battling Phumlani Village blaze
“Firefighters battle blaze sweeping Phumlani Village. Strong winds and dense shacks create challenges for Cape Town Fire and Rescue crews.”
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Cape Town swimmer braves False Bay sharks for SPCA Fundraiser
World-record swimmer Howard Warrington is looking forward to conquering False Bay’s freezing shark-infested waters to help the Cape of Good Hope Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)…
