Local Stories
Local Stories
Local Stories
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‘Veldskoen’ enshrined at Long March to Freedom Exhibition
The Long March to Freedom Exhibition honors the veldskoen shoe’s history, showcasing its indigenous origins and contemporary significance in South Africa.
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Young Thabong author turns teenage curiosity into debut psychological thriller
At 19, Thabong’s Justin L Moselesele publishes his debut novel, The Social Misery, exploring reality, morality, and human psychology.
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Munisipaliteit verdrink in skuld; krane droog op in Kai !Garib
Die Kai !Garib-plaaslike munisipaliteit het ’n skuldlas wat R1 miljard oorskry terwyl die jongste Ouditeur-Generaal se forensiese verslag ’n prentjie van sistemiese finansiële ineenstorting skets.
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Storm-damaged Kloof Road to reopen by mid-December
Kloof Road in Camps Bay is on track to reopen by mid-December as repairs continue on the storm-damaged route despite winter and steep terrain.
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Western Cape Health Department opens R11.4m Linen Depot
The Western Cape opens a new R11.4 million linen depot to enhance healthcare services and ensure clean linen supply across facilities.
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The lost voices of a generation that helped build South Africa
They remember life under apartheid, the day Nelson Mandela walked free and voting in South Africa’s first democratic election.
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Suzuki and Griquas Rugby join forces for another three years
Suzuki Auto South Africa has renewed its naming sponsorship of the Griqualand West Rugby Union, extending its partnership with the Griquas for a further three years.
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Somerset-Wes se Christina Vorster vier haar 104de verjaarsdag
Christina “Stienie” Vorster, 104, vier haar merkwaardige lewensreis met grasie, styl en dankbaarheid vir elke dag as ‘n geskenk.
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Raadslid van Hopetown se afsterwe word wyd betreur
Die Thembelihle-munisipaliteit en die gemeenskap van Hopetown is in rou gedompel ná die skielike afsterwe van raadslid Paul van Niekerk.
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CTMCA seeks fair venue bookings for future Tweede Nuwe Jaar events
The CTMCA is urging the City to allocate event venues fairly after its High Court victory over the cancellation of a Tweede Nuwe Jaar booking.
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