Local Stories
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Fish Hoek Primary welcomes new principal Linda Clarke-Farr ahead of 2028 Centenary
A new principal is looking forward to leading Fish Hoek Primary and taking the school to new heights. Linda Clarke-Farr, a veteran in the teaching profession, will officially take reigns…
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Ocean View library inspires young minds with fun experiments during National Science Week helps learners
Ocean View Public Library celebrated Science Week by hosting fun and educational experiments last week.
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Simon’s Town firefighter breaks barriers: Amesha Bachan leads with strength and service
A fire-station platoon commander from Simon’s Town, Amesha Bachan, hopes to be a beacon of hope within her community.
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Christel House SA tops Western Cape in Maths Olympiad, places 7th nationally
Christel House SA learners were named number 1 in the Western Cape in the Maths Olympiad.
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Historic achievement: five Muizenberg Scouts earn prestigious Springbok Scout badge
Five Muizenberg scouts have made history for their scout camp after each member clinched the coveted Springbok Scout badge award on Friday 8 August.
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Officers put down their guns to spread a message of hope
Police are actively working to change the face of the community by empowering children and offering them positive alternatives to a life of crime.
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‘Pillar of Islamic education’ returns to Vanguard Estate
The Vanguard madrassa is a shared legacy. Supporting the bazaar helps ensure it continues for generations to come.
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Lansdowne CPF launches hygiene campaign in aid of the needy
The campaign runs until Saturday 30 August and residents are invited to donate and drop the care goods off at the Lansdowne Police Station
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Seven Spur bids farewell after decades as a Sea Point landmark
The beloved Seven Spur in Sea Point will soon serve its final meal, as the restaurant is set to close permanently later this month.
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Gigantic mural strives to inspire young people in the greater Athlone
The athletes are memories from many moons ago, when sport was segregated, especially athletics. They represented the Western Cape.
