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Thousands march in Cape Town for #JusticeforCwecwe Movement, demanding safe schools for sexual abuse
Thousands of young people marched through the Cape Town CBD yesterday to the Western Cape Education Department in support of the #JusticeforCwecwe movement.
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Capetonians urged to share feedback on proposed redevelopment of iconic Good Hope Centre
Capetonians have until Monday 21 April to give their comments and recommendations on the future of the Good Hope Centre. The proposed redevelopment seeks to maximize the site’s potential through…
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Klopp visits Hout Bay Football Club
The community of Hout Bay shared an unforgettable night with former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. This event occurred on Thursday 6 March. Specifically, the Hout Bay United Football Community (HBUFC)…
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Budget’s proposed VAT hike alarms pundit
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana unveiled the 2025 Budget on Wednesday 15 March at the Cape Town City Hall. He proposed a VAT increase to stabilize the economy amid rising debt.…
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Help Riley get to Sweden
A Maitland teen’s dream to play soccer internationally promises to become a reality, what with the funds she desperately needs to achieve this.
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Local swimmers shine at club championships
The Fish Hoek Surf Lifesaving Club has once again proven itself a powerhouse in the world of lifesaving sport, emerging victorious at the Lifesaving Western Cape Championships 2025.
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Woodstock woman killed in shooting outside her home
Woodstock residents are reeling in shock following the deadly shooting of a 30-year-old woman outside her home in Sussex Street on Monday.
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CECD Fundraising Effort at the Two Oceans Half Marathon
A group of 40 runners, including Jimmy Nevis, Natalie Maimane and the Centre for Early Childhood Development’s Operations Manager, Bridget Kahts, are gearing up for the Two Oceans Half Marathon…
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Cape Town sisters launch empowering modelling school to inspire confidence in children
She dreamt of becoming a model when she was younger, but through bullying she saw her path change. But, with her success in launching an anti-bullying campaign, non-profit organisation and…
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Ward 62 Councillor Emile Langenhoven addresses key developments in the area
Ward 62 councillor Emile Langenhoven has provided a comprehensive update on the significant developments in the area, highlighting efforts to address homelessness, improve infrastructure, and enhance waste management.
