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Kuilsrivier-kerkkoor kraai koning by ATKV-Suidoosterfees-koorkompetisie
Die Kuilsrivier-kerkkoor het onlangs koning gekraai in die afdeling vir kerkkore by die jaarlikse ATKV-Suidoosterfees-koorkompetisie.
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WC nurses honoured for compassion and care on International Nurses’ Day
Today marks International Nurses’ Day, celebrated on the anniversary of modern nursing founder Florence Nightingale’s birthday.
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Transnet reports sustained recovery with 9% rise in vessel traffic
State-owned freight and logistics company Transnet has recorded a 9% year-on-year increase in vessel traffic across its port system, signalling continued operational recovery and growing momentum.
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Animal rights groups gather outside parliament to push for legal reform
Animal protection groups gathered outside parliament in Cape Town on Saturday, calling for stronger legal protections for animals in South Africa.
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Parow-based cookie company’s products served on British Airways
Khayelitsha Cookie Company will export baked goods to the UK and serve products on British Airways, employing local women.
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South African wine industry delivers quality 2026 harvest despite climate challenges
South Africa’s wine industry has produced an estimated 1.37 million tonnes of grapes in the 2026 harvest.
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Table Mountain National Park closure SANParks shuts trails amid severe weather
Severe weather forces a Table Mountain National Park closure affecting hiking trails, picnic sites and visitor facilities across Cape Town.
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Western Cape blood service urges donors to act as winter threatens supply
The Western Cape Blood Service has issued an appeal for blood donors as winter places blood supplies under severe strain.
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Three learners arrested after the theft of tablet devices and a burglary at a local school
Reddersburg Police have arrested three learners in connection with the burglary and theft of 19 Samsung tablets at a local primary school.
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Storm devastation leaves animal rescue sanctuary in urgent need of help
Storm damage has devastated Cheryl-Lyn’s Rescue Organisation, leaving more than 160 rescued animals needing urgent shelter and support.
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