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Police community holds Easter outreach for Heaven’s Nest in Ottery
Grassy Park CPF spreads Easter joy with outreach visits to Ottery and Phumlani, treating children to fun activities and sweet surprises
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Shoprite and Cape Town firefighters bring Easter cheer to children
Shoprite and Cape Town firefighters spread Easter joy to 275 vulnerable children at 4 childcare facilities, donating treats and essential care items.
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Basadi-Women Growth Fund launched to provide finance to female entrepreneurs
Business Partners Limited, a business that supports entrepreneurs with financing, launched its Basadi-Women Growth Fund recently.
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Santa Shoebox hopes to reach 75 000 children in its 20th year
Applications open on Tuesday 7 April to become a beneficiary of the 2026 Santa Shoebox campaign, aimed at reaching 75 000 children.
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Picanha-steak met cowboy-botter vinnig en maklik in lugbraaier
Louisa Holst se kosboek 30 minute: die Suid-Afrikaanse Lugbraaierkookboek is propvol resepte vir familiesaamkuier-geleenthede. Hier is een van hulle.
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Indulge in a smoked snoek and spicy tomato jam braaibroodjie
This delicious smoked snoek sandwich features cheese and spicy tomato jam, all served on two slices of sourdough for a fresh twist on a favourite.
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Pick and choose between events to celebrate World Creativity and Innovation Day
Creative souls will get a chance to attend joyful gatherings across South Africa on World Creativity and Innovation Day on 18 April.
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‘Bad kitties’ and more exhibited, bringing both whimsy and dystopia to Rust-en-Vrede
The exhibition titled Bad Kitties Doing Bad Things is one of three new exhibitions at the gallery and can be viewed until 2 May.
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Planned water maintenance to disrupt supply across Cape Town
Planned water maintenance across Cape Town from 7 to 10 April will cause outages and low pressure, with residents urged to store water in advance.
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City confirms waste collection will continue over Easter
Cape Town waste collection will continue as normal over Easter, with residents urged to put bins out early and report missed pickups after 48 hours.
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