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‘Graffiti busters’ hit streets of Cape Town
Kraaifontein’s very own “graffiti busters” hit the streets of Windsor Park on Saturday, kicking off a youth-led initiative aimed at removing unwanted and gang-related graffiti from their community.
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Peak times shape staffing
South Africa moved into the second half of the year with the e-commerce sector riding a powerful wave of growth.
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How scientists traced a meteorite back to the Asteroid Belt
Twelve months after a meteorite burst into Earth’s atmosphere, with fragments found in the Eastern Cape, scientists have traced it back to its origin.
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Teen model seizes the day as she bags coveted international Miss Teen Continental Africa title
Teenage model bags prestigious crown
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Vaping surge amongst teens raises addiction and mental health concerns
Packaged in “fun flavours” and seen as socially acceptable and less harmful than tobacco, vaping is rising at an alarming rate among South African teenagers, putting them at risk of…
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Bully prevention: Building a kinder community, one day at a time
Bullying affects many, leading to emotional and physical issues. Prevention involves respect, empathy, courage, inclusion, and kindness.
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Man remanded on firearms charges after Palm Lakes police operation
Matthew Reece, 37, has been remanded in custody on charges of possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition following a multi-disciplinary police operation in Palm Lakes.
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‘Wetteloosheid, gevare’ by hotel langs nasionale toerismeroete ontsier dorp
‘n Formele klag is ingedien teen wetteloosheid wat nou veral gedurende naweke by die Keimoes-hotel plaasvind.
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MENING | Swak konsentrasie? Angstig? Leer om jou selfoon soms neer te sit
Al meer skole verban selfone tydens skoolure, en leerlinge vind weer uit hoe om mekaar in die oë te kyk en te gesels, terwyl konsentrasie verbeter.
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The Rand’s journey against the Dollar in 2025 – still undervalued by global standards
As of October 2025, the South African Rand is trading at R17.15 against the US Dollar, a significant figure in the context of an estimated average exchange rate of R18.20…
