Local News
Local News
Local News
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Cape Town City Ballet adds extra Dracula shows due to demand
Cape Town City Ballet adds extra Dracula shows due to high demand. The gothic ballet production opens on Friday 13 March at Artscape Theatre.
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Women leading the way in hospitality
Growing up in East London, Siphe Skweyiya spent countless hours in the kitchen alongside her mother, helping prepare meals for friends and family.
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Graveyard rapist sentenced to effectively 90 years imprisonment for incidents involving a knife
Free State High Court throws book at graveyard rapist, imposing double life terms plus 40 years in prison
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The Winelands Philharmonic Orchestra builds bridges through music
The Winelands Philharmonic Orchestra builds bridges through music – showcasing musical excellence and community inclusion.
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Jackal Buzzard recovers after pin removed from broken wing
The jackal buzzard, which was shot in Durbanville about three weeks ago, may soon be released after she had been operated on to have the pin removed from her wing.
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Muir, Department of Education investigate alleged bullying incident
A video has sparked an investigation into alleged initiation practices at Muir College Boys’ High, raising concerns about student safety and welfare, prompting calls for accountability.
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SmartCape in City of Cape Town’s libraries to become even smarter
The City of Cape Town has announced a major digital boost to its already thriving SmartCape digital access and literacy programme earlier this week.
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Vals KI-luiperd saai paniek in Pniel
Vals AI-luiperdfotos saai paniek in Pniel buite Stellenbosch. Cape Leopard Trust waarsku dat KI-beelde skadelik is vir luiperdbeskerming.
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Fire breaks out at Twinsaver facility in Bellville South
Cape Town Fire and Rescue Service deployed 30 firefighters to contain a major blaze at Twinsaver facility on Fabriek Street, Bellville South.
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Environmental education gets a boost through CapeNature’s museum training
Environmental education gets a boost thanks to a new partnership between CapeNature and various local museums in the Western Cape.
