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Cape Town puts vulnerable road users first in new safety strategy
Cape Town’s updated road safety strategy prioritises vulnerable road users, safer infrastructure and tougher enforcement to reduce deaths.
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Simon’s Town paddler to represent SA at canoe polo worlds
Simon’s Town teenager Jaidon MacCondochie will represent South Africa at the U21 Canoe Polo World Championships in Duisburg, Germany, this September.
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Prasa makes commute to Springboks, All Blacks game easier
Train services in Cape Town will operate additional routes for rugby fans attending the Springboks vs. All Blacks match this weekend.
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Free access to selected SanParks’ protected areas for a week
The 21st SA National Parks Week from September 7-13 offers South Africans free park access, encouraging appreciation for nature and conservation.
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Fish Hoek author to launch new book at Fish Hoek library
Fish Hoek author Gillian Leggat tackles corruption and persecution in her latest novel, launching at the Fish Hoek library on 12 September.
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Opinion | September spring: A better time than January to start over
September and spring offer a better time than January to take stock, reposition yourself and reinvent your career this year.
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Art brings in record amount for animals
Thrifted paintings transformed by artists and rescue dogs raised a record R70 200 for TEARS Animal Rescue at this year’s RePAWposed exhibition in Noordhoek.
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City testing new river cleaning technology
The City of Cape Town is testing two innovative water remediation technologies along the Big Lotus River to reduce pollution before it reaches Zeekoevlei.
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Camps Bay schools celebrate 120 years with 1 200 learners
More than 1 200 learners joined Camps Bay Schools in celebrating 120 years of education, community and history at a special Founder’s Day event.
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New CPF sub-forum established for Wynberg Sector 1
Wynberg residents launched a new CPF sub-forum for Sector 1, electing a chairperson and progressing plans for a Neighbourhood Watch.
