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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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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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Muizenberg-based ocean activists nominated for prestigious Earthshot Prize
An ocean activist group has secured an international nomination for their selfless work and stand a chance to win this year’s Earthshot Prize.
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Athlone police warn Uber drivers of robbery risk in Bokmakierie and Kewtown
Police are urging communities to be careful and safe when they go on their daily errands as they will never know when they will become a statistic of a robbery
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Bench project expands with new partnerships
“Sponsors aren’t just funding a bench,” said Bailey. “They’re planting a seed of change in a community.” The Kind Heart Bench Project plans to add five more benches before the…
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Cape Town man arrested after R18 million drug bust, firearms seizure
A 40-year-old man has been arrested for possession of drugs worth R18 million, stashed at a storage facility in Roeland Street, Cape Town, on Tuesday 10 June.
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Five Baboon troops may be relocated or euthanised, activist fears
An activist fears for the safety and well-being of five baboon troops after the City, in partnership with various role players confirmed they will carry out an operation to safely…
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Historic Muizenberg theatre needs help
The Masque Theatre in Muizenberg is appealing for public assistance to rebuild one of the exterior walls of the historic building that has become vulnerable to leaks over the past…
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Child ‘abuser’ denied bail
A 47-year-old man accused of sexually abusing his nine-year-old niece by marriage has been denied bail following his appearance in the Wynberg Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 4 June. The man…
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Search for new Western Cape Children’s Commissioner nears completion
The recruitment process in the search for a successor to the Western Cape’s first Children’s Commissioner is well underway.
