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Community-led Muizenberg Park restoration reaches final stretch
Muizenberg Park’s wetland restoration is nearing completion as volunteers restore endangered fynbos and revive biodiversity.
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Take the plunge for NSRI Winter Solstice swim challenge
NSRI is calling on South Africans to brave the cold and join the 2026 Winter Solstice Swim on 21 June to raise funds for lifesaving rescue operations.
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Gesukkel met leerlinglisensies kan bestuurskole raak
Bestuurinstrukteurs is bekommerd dat die nuwe elektroniese leerlinglisensie-toets meer kandidate laat druip en druk op bestuurskole plaas.
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Feel healthy and still be dying: what to know about high blood pressure
Hypertension is often called a “silent killer” because many people do not feel sick, even when their blood pressure is dangerously high.
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Nicola Hanekom raap vier Kannas op vir KKNK-debuutstuk
Die jongste plekspesifieke drama van die Hertzog-pryswenner Nicola Hanekom is Donderdag 14 Mei in Franschhoek met vier Kannas bekroon.
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Targets for measles-rubella vaccination in the Western Cape far surpassed
The Western Cape Department of Health vaccinated 97% of children under one against measles-rubella, exceeding national targets and addressing challenges.
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Hunt for South Africa’s best boerewors heats up as 2026 championship opens
The 34th Championship Boerewors competition invites entries until June 12, offering prizes including cash and a Toyota Fortuner.
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Stellenbosch Municipality has a new director for corporate services
The Stellenbosch Municipality has a new acting director for corporate services with Dr Lungelwa Kaywood stepping into the role.
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Beware of winter’s ‘silent killer’ – familiarise yourself with gas equipment
With winter temperatures, everyone making use of equipment such as gas heaters and geysers, is encouraged to familiarise themselves with it to avoid poisoning.
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Ngcobo police probe murder of woman accused of witchcraft
The elderly victim, Nokhansala Sidiki, was accused of witchcraft, assaulted with a plank, and subsequently drowned in a nearby stream.
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