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More than 100 000 Grade 1 learners start the school year across the Western Cape
Western Cape welcomes over 100,000 Grade 1 learners on their first day of school, with emotional parents and education minister celebrating.
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Noord-Kaap se matriekuitslae toon grootste verbetering; klim van 9de na 6de posisie
Die Noord-Kaap is die provinsie in die land wat die grootste verbetering in sy matriekuitslae getoon het. Boonop het dié provinsie sy posisie as die een met die laagste slaagsyfer…
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Hennenman spog met 100% slaagsyfer
Hoërskool Hennenman het ‘n 100 persent slaagsyfer en een van hulle leerlinge, Louan Kotze, het agt onderskeidings behaal. Hy is in die Top 50 van matrikulante in die Vrystaat vir…
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Brand by afvalwateraanleg lei tot reuk in Wellington
Inwoners van die Paarl en Wellington het onaangename reuke en rook ervaar van ‘n brand by die Wellington-afvalwaterbehandelingsaanleg, wat nou geblus is.
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FOTO GALLERY | Sit, gereed, . . . leer! Graad 1’s begin hul skoolreis
Graad 1-leerders begin hul skoolreis by Danie Ackermann en Dr. G.J. Joubert skole met opgewondenheid, trane en tweeling-spesialiteite.
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Polisie-hoof pak misdaad met hart nadat sy Strand oorneem
Kol. Jacqui Johnson bring 38 jaar ervaring en ‘n unieke benadering na die Strand-polisiekantoor nadat sy in November aangestel is.
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Top Eastern Cape matric achievers shine despite educational challenges
The Eastern Cape celebrated its top matric learners at the 2025 Matric Achievers Award ceremony, achieving an 84.2% pass rate.
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Khayelitsha’s Manyano High achieves 99.5% pass rate, 106 distinctions
Staff and learners at Manyano High School at Ilitha Park were exhilarated after the school was announced as top in Khayelitsha with 99.5% pass rate.
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Man (78) rescued after fall down mountain in Qwaqwa
A man (78) from a village in Qwaqwa was rescued after he fell down a cliff and got stuck. Rescuers saved him on Tuesday.
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Illegal guns seized as arrests rise, Minister calls for stronger policing in 2026
Law enforcement agencies across Cape Town and the Western Cape have intensified operations against crime, resulting in a sharp rise in arrests and the seizure of numerous illegal firearms, drugs…
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