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Trafalgar Flower sellers raise alarm over City of Cape Town trading plan
A proposed trading plan by the City of Cape Town has sparked concern among the popular Trafalgar Flower Sellers on Adderley Street.
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Major resurfacing work along Main Road in Claremont and Diep River has started
Main Road resurfacing in Claremont and Diep River will improve safety and traffic flow, but motorists should expect temporary delays.
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Cape Town Motorcycle Club donates thousands to support child amputees
The Cape Town Motorcycle Club donated R22,000 to Jumping Kids, supporting child amputees, aided by member Izak Rust’s fundraising efforts.
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Bonteheuwel woman dies after ‘freak accident’
Bonteheuwel residents are in shock after an elderly woman died from injuries sustained when she was struck by a car in a tragic accident.
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Audiologists volunteer to screen thousands of learners for hearing difficulties
Even mild hearing difficulties can affect a child’s ability to follow instructions, develop literacy skills, and engage confidently in the classroom.
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Geliefde Zaza word Saterdag met gedenkdiens gegroet
‘n Geliefde inwoner van Bloemfontein en vroeër ook van Smithfield, Zaza Pieterse (85), is Dinsdag in die hospitaal oorlede.
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UWC law students claim national title, set for Washington DC showdown
The competition provides law students with practical experience, developing skills in legal research, writing, oral advocacy and teamwork.
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Cape Town runner pushes limits in fundraiser for Smile Foundation
This is an endurance event that requires runners to complete a 6,7km loop every hour, on the hour, until only one participant remains.
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R20 train tickets for fans to see Bafana vs Panama on 31 March in Cape Town
Football fans can use R20 train tickets to reach Bafana Bafana vs Panama match on 31 March at DHL Cape Town Stadium. Park & ride available.
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Future business leaders kickstart enterprising careers at giant beverages company
60 young people from nine African countries have been enlisted for life-changing career project in South Africa
