Local Stories
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Cape Town filmmaker highlights NSRI beach safety camera project
Inspired by both the beauty and danger of the ocean, Kabeer Shaik has turned his lens towards an innovative safety initiative, the NSRI’s beach-safety camera system.
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City hall clock restored to full glory, Chimes ring out once more
The City Hall clock is ticking again after full restoration, reviving its historic chimes and preserving Cape Town’s architectural heritage.
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Mother fears for the worst as her child struggles to recover
The child was living with her aunt and uncle in Imizamo Yethu, Hout Bay, while her mother received treatment in the Eastern Cape
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‘We will rise from the ashes and soar to the skies again’
This history of displacement and systemic inequality has shaped the community, leading to struggles with poverty, unemployment…
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Expo offers learners knowledge on a range of career opportunities
Exhibitors included tertiary institutions and different units within the police service. Learners received first-hand information about the requirements.
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Cape Winelands opens first dedicated Paediatric burns unit at ceres hospital
Ceres Hospital launches Cape Winelands’ first paediatric burns unit, improving specialist care access for rural children near home.
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Muizenberg’s iconic beach huts in the running for best of the Cape Tourism Award
Muizenberg’s iconic beach huts have the chance to be crowned the Cape’s best tourist attraction; however, their fate depends on Capetonians.
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Ottery Learners gear up for national stage in #Coding4Mandela tournament
A group of Ottey learners are looking forward to proving their mettle and clinching the top spot in the next round of a coding competition happening later this month.
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Beloved Perivale Primary teacher retires after 30 years of service to Lotus River community
A veteran school teacher who has served the Lotus River community for over 30 years has decided to call it quits and is looking forward to her retirement.
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City reviews future of dilapidated Gilray Scout Camp in Grassy Park amid burial space shortage
The City is currently reviewing its options regarding the revamping of a long-standing Scout campsite in Grassy Park that is no longer used and has become unsightly.
