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Eighty-four vultures were rescued after a mass poisoning event in Kruger National Park, during which 123 vultures, all endangered species, died.
A warning threat of a bombing and harm to worshippers sent to Al-Azhar Masjid in District Six has sent shockwaves through the religious community.
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The Retreat swimming pool, which is one of the City’s municipal assets, has been closed and is scheduled for repairs after it was vandalised on Friday 25 April.
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Two Lavender Hill High School learners, who took part in the University of Cape Town’s Maths Olympiad on Wednesday 23 April, hope to inspire their communities
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An Ocean View family of eight is appealing for assistance with donations after they lost all their belongings when their two bungalows caught fire.
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A fire that ravaged 3 000 ha of vegetation within the Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) has been contained, says South African National Parks (SANParks).
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Businesses in Woodstock will soon have access to the Woodstock Business Forum, which will enable them to discuss areas of common concern and interest.
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Some Lotus River residents claim their appeals for repairs at their flats have largely been ignored, even after several calls to the City.
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A young Scout from Marina Da Gama is hard at work restoring 15 grave sites at Dido Valley Cemetery in the hope of achieving his Springbok Scout badge.
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A group of Grade 7 learners from Masiphumelele are looking forward to showcasing experiments and making their debut at this year’s National Science Expo.
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