Education
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Sponsored coding club sparks new interest in computer subjects
Rocklands High’s innovative coding club, is transforming students’ lives, boosting confidence and sparking IT career interest among learners.
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SA Navy Festival 2026 returns to Simon’s Town this April
SA Navy Festival 2026 offers free ship tours, live shows and family fun in Simon’s Town from 17 to 19 April. Discover the Navy up close.
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Taxi associations hold peaceful protests in Steenberg and Retreat
A peaceful taxi protest in Steenberg and Retreat led to road closures as operators raised concerns about extortion and called for increased police visibility.
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Battle of Muizenberg site declared a Provincial Heritage Site
Cape Town welcomes heritage status for the Battle of Muizenberg and Javia Mosque, preserving key cultural and historical landmarks.
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Gauteng education system struggles with overcrowding and infrastructure backlogs
Gauteng’s education faces overcrowding, infrastructure deficits, and poor outcomes, prompting a strategic plan for improvement and stakeholder engagement.
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Dido Valley housing project brings new homes to Redhill and Luyolo families
The Dido Valley housing project is delivering new homes to Redhill and Luyolo residents, with 600 opportunities planned by 2028.
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Police community holds Easter outreach for Heaven’s Nest in Ottery
Grassy Park CPF spreads Easter joy with outreach visits to Ottery and Phumlani, treating children to fun activities and sweet surprises
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Need for greater autism support in South African schools
As the world marks World Autism Awareness Day today (2 April), many learners with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) continue to face daily challenges.
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The World TB Day theme in Retreat was ‘ending TB is a shared responsibility’
A Grassy Park karate academy hosts a fundraiser to help young athletes travel to Namibia, offering a fun-filled day while supporting local youth dreams.
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Simon’s Town not viable bunkering hub, expert says
More ships are rerouting past the Cape due to global tensions, but experts say South Africa is failing to benefit from this growing maritime traffic.
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