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SPCA supporters to run Cape Town Marathon in rescue-car suit
Two SPCA supporters will run the Cape Town Marathon in a rescue-car suit to raise R42 000 for animal rescue fuel costs.
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THINKING OUT LOUD | Cape Town’s four seasons in 48 hours
Cape Town storms arrive with chaos, floods and uprooted trees — then disappear, as the city quickly slips back into denial.
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New ECD forum in Subcouncil 20 aims to support, not penalise, early learning centres
A new ECD forum in Subcouncil 20 aims to support early learning centres and close information gaps, not penalise operators.
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Artscape marks 55 years with memory wall and call to support the arts
The celebration also featured the unveiling of Becoming Artscape – A Place Reborn, a memory wall honouring the people who shaped its legacy.
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Fish Hoek Valley Museum builds stronger ties with local schools
Fish Hoek Valley Museum is working with local schools to preserve heritage, collect oral histories and inspire learners through history.
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Take the plunge for NSRI Winter Solstice swim challenge
NSRI is calling on South Africans to brave the cold and join the 2026 Winter Solstice Swim on 21 June to raise funds for lifesaving rescue operations.
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Schaapkraal youth event tackles mental health and AI awareness
The 45 Futures Initiative launched in Schaapkraal to inspire youth through mentorship, mental health awareness and education.
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Targets for measles-rubella vaccination in the Western Cape far surpassed
The Western Cape Department of Health vaccinated 97% of children under one against measles-rubella, exceeding national targets and addressing challenges.
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Wynberg businesses unite against crime and urban decay with launch of new forum
Wynberg business owners have formed a new forum targeting crime and urban decay and elected chair Natasha Franschitti to lead it.
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Blisters for Bread Walk helps feed vulnerable learners
Hundreds of walkers will take part in the Blisters for Bread Charity Walk this August to help feed vulnerable schoolchildren across the Western Cape.
