Lauren O’Connor May
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Talented young female baseball players from Cape Town need R60,000 each to compete at the world’s largest girls-only tournament in Chicago.
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Strandfontein Pavilion gets R300 million makeover with new restaurants, NSRI base, and event spaces after 40 years of lobbying by councillors.
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Mitchell’s Plain gets its first online radio station as James Tempers launches Community Impact Radio, fulfilling his 30-year broadcasting dream.
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A Tafelsig woman who started a soup kitchen three years ago is battling to secure funding to expand her community feeding programme.
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Subcouncil 17 opposes Christel House school’s Strandfontein land bid, citing lack of consultation and existing plans for the designated site.
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Housing development plans for Weltevreden Valley’s Erf 2435 are back on track after decade-long legal battle with Cape Town Community Housing Company.
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Philippi compost fire burns for 10 days, sending smoke up 20km away. Firefighters battle massive blaze with helicopters.
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Mitchell’s Plain Safety Forum unveils R9 million community-led crime prevention plan targeting five hotspot areas with provincial backing.
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Cape Town cancels R1.2 billion urban-mobility contract amid bribery allegations, halting infrastructure projects and affecting EPWP workers.
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Cape Town launches free Local Planning Support service providing architectural guidance for homeowners and developers through to council submission.
