Community Highlights
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Firefighters battling Phumlani Village blaze
“Firefighters battle blaze sweeping Phumlani Village. Strong winds and dense shacks create challenges for Cape Town Fire and Rescue crews.”
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Search continues for Grassy Park teen swept to sea at Noordhoek
The search continues for a missing male teenager from Grassy Park who was swept out to sea at Noordhoek Beach on Sunday 16 November.
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R89 million bridge project restores transport links
The Matanzima and Nomakhwezana Bridges in KwaNobuhle, reopened after 17 months, will improve traffic flow and access to essential services for residents.
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Weskus se sakekamers staan nou sáám
Plaaslike sakekamers in die Weskus gaan voortaan hande vat om die gebied beter te bemark en as ‘n samewerkende beweging betrokke te raak by gesprekvoerings met verskeie rolspelers, soos onder…
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Kuruman-born author set to launch inspirational debut at hometown event
Tlotlisho Thupae will launch her debut memoir, “Becoming the Most Beautiful Version of Myself,” on 29 November in Kuruman, featuring performances, discussions, and book signings.
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Wellington hosts scenic Winelands Cycle Race
The Rhodes Quality Winelands Cycle Race is attracting cyclists from across the Western Cape as registration spots fill rapidly for the 25 January event hosted at Wellington’s Huguenot Primary School.…
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Three Botswana nationals rescued at OR Tambo from human trafficking fate
Three Botswana nationals were rescued from a human trafficking fate during their journey through OR Tambo International Airport.
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Indonesian Cultural House to be built in Macassar
Indonesia plans to build the Sheikh Yusuf Indonesian Cultural House near the tomb of 17th-century Indonesian cleric Sheikh Yusuf Al-Makassari in Macassar, as announced by Culture Minister Fadli Zon on…
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Suspect (40) handed 15 years for aggravated robbery in Gqeberha
Jacob ‘Smallboy’ Ndaumba (40) was convicted and sentenced to 15 years’ direct imprisonment for robbery with aggravating circumstances and housebreaking with intent to rob yesterday.
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Families plead for Otters Creek Junior School’s survival amid zoning battle with City
An eight-year-old school in Ottery that has battled to remain operational is facing imminent closure after being handed a letter to “cease operations” from the City of Cape Town.
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