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Rome graduate plans Cape Town film about missionary childhood
Italian filmmaker who grew up in South Africa graduates summa cum laude from Rome, plans to return to Cape Town for missionary movie.
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Ouers voel hul kinders is onveilig ná skool se heining gesteel is
Die ouers is bekommerd oor hul kinders se veiligheid, omdat enigeen nou toegang tot die skoolterrein het en selfs bendes al in skoolure op die terrein was.
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Orrel se vashaaknoot lei na kultuurkuier ‘Ver in die ou Kalahari’
‘n Vashaaknoot van die orrel van die NG kerk Van Zylsrus het indirek tot ‘n kultuurkuier in die Kalahari gelei, met ‘n marathondag in Mei wat volg om die aasvoëlgeoglief…
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Frustration grows in Nelson Mandela Bay over water leaks
Water leaks and sewage overflows in Bethelsdorp are raising concerns among residents, even as the Municipality says it is intensifying efforts to repair leaks.
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Local foundations join forces to empower men and boys
Men gathered at Thetha Ndoda Men’s Dialogue to discuss mental health, gender-based violence, and the need for emotional expression.
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City continues battle against tree-wrecking pest, asserting that knowledge is power
The City of Cape Town encourages residents to attend one of several information sessions on a beetle that poses a serious threat to the city’s trees.
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ontbytSAKE ontleed nasionale begroting 2026
Na afloop van die onlangse Nasionale Begrotingsrede deur die Minister van Finansies, ontleed ontbytSAKE die kernaspekte van die 2026-begroting.
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KYK | Vasberade matrikulant maak grafte skoon vir blink toekoms
Sulandri Kotzé het die skoonmaak van grafte in ‘n winsgewende onderneming verander waarmee sy vaste doelwitte wil bereik.
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Pokemon winds and waves set for 30th anniversary release
Two new Pokemon titles are heading to consoles next year as the beloved monster-collecting franchise celebrates three decades since its debut.
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Qwaqwa residents left without power as R90 Million substation project stalls
Qwaqwa, particularly the rural wards of Maluti-a-Phofung, continues to endure electricity interruptions due to the stalled Elizabeth Ross Substation project.
