Local Stories
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Residents access key services as City brings mobile office Kensington
Kensington residents made full use of the opportunity to access municipal services as various City of Cape Town departments visited the area.
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Residents slam City over plan to relocate Salt River families to Kensington
The Ken-Fac Residents and Ratepayers’ Association has lambasted the City of Cape Town for what it described as a lack of transparency.
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Observatory mourns the loss of hair icon, dancer and friend
A kind gentle giant with a heart of gold. This is how Shaughn Adams will be remembered by his friends, family and clients.
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SA youth get career boost through NPOs work experience, mentorship programme
Youth unemployment remains a crisis in the country. However, a local youth-based organisation is on a mission to address this by providing young people with skills.
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Tokai and Silvermine East trails to reopen after April fire in Table Mountain Park
The Tokai and Silvermine East trails that were closed due to the fire that ravaged Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) in April, will be reopened to the public next month…
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Fish Hoek drama teacher empowers youth through theatre and music
A theatre and dance teacher from Fish Hoek hopes she can empower the youth to express themselves freely on stage and inspire the next generation of young actors to become…
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Cape Town NPO trains local youth in life and job skills through upskilling programme
Eleven young adults received certificates after competing an upskilling programme which will assist them with securing job opportunities.
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Kommetjie’s Generation Griffins shine at WPMCA Cheerleading Awards
A team of cheerleaders from Kommetjie were crowned as the second best cheerleading squad during the Western Province Majorettes and Cheerleading Association’s (WPMCA) annual prizegiving held at Fish Hoek High…
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Young people speak out…
On the cusp of Youth Day, celebrated yesterday (16 June) People’s Post talked to some of the young people about their thoughts about South Africa.
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Fundraiser in Ottery to help Deen Louw foundation feed the needy
The Foundation was established in 1992 to feed mainly people in Mitchells Plain and the surrounding areas, but Louw’s dream is to go outside of Cape Town.
