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WCED opens school transfer applications for Grades 2 to 7 and 9 to 12
The WCED’s school transfer window for Grades 2 to 7 and 9 to 12 is open until 17 August for the 2027 school year, with a revised application process.
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Simon’s Town Historical Society calls for volunteers to help write next chapter
Simon’s Town Historical Society urgently needs volunteers to help research, document and preserve the town’s rich heritage for future generations
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Blisters for Bread walk nears as Cape Town gears up
With just 11 days to go, Cape Town’s Blisters for Bread Charity Family Fun Walk returns to raise funds for the Peninsula School Feeding Association.
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Bergvliet lions club president installed at first meeting of fiscal year
Bergvliet Lions Club president Angela Niehaus was installed at Sunny Skies Creche with district officers present, aiming to grow membership.
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School earns badges in Winter Animal Challenge for Maths
Perivale Primary learners earned their badges in the Winter Animal Challenge for Maths Curriculum Online by trying again and never giving up.
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Tokai Lions Club receives boost for community relief work
Lions Club of Tokai president Mark Rossouw receives first-aid kits donated by Kirstenhof Crime Watch to support the club’s community service efforts. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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Matriculant of the Year | Last chance for top matriculants to enter
Entry closes tomorrow, 31 July. The top 25 participants stand a chance to win bursaries, cash prizes and gifts worth approximately R500 000.
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SANParks Plants 1 000 Indigenous Shrubs to Bolster African Penguin Conservation at Boulders
SANParks plants 1 000 indigenous shrubs at Boulders Penguin Colony to restore habitat and protect the critically endangered African penguin.
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Opinion | Things fall apart: What Yeats and Achebe tell us about South Africa
Yeats warned that things fall apart when the centre cannot hold. Achebe showed how societies crack before the final blow. South Africa is listening.
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Boost public transport without gentrifying it out of reach
A Cape Town journalist reflects on leaving her bus commute and the colourful strangers she will miss, questioning if the trains will stay affordable.
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