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UWC study reveals why mothers delay Child Support Grant applications
A UWC study reveals why many mothers in Langa wait months before applying for the Child Support Grant, missing a critical window in their babies’ development.
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Gastronomie-kosfees vir smulpape ten bate van Durbiebond bekendgestel
Tafels is nou beskikbaar vir ’n kosfees, wat op Woensdag 23 September deur die HSD Durbiebond en die Durbanville-Sakekamer aangebied word.
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Tygerberg-kinderkoor wen internasionale kompetisie by Sun City
Die Tygerberg-kinderkoor is as wenners aangewys in die kinderkoor-afdeling van die internasionale Summa Cum Laude-kompetisie by Sun City.
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Groot Phesantekraal is nasionale wenner in 2026 SA Terroir-toekennings
Groot Phesantekraal se 2024 Groot Phesantekraal Pinotage is as een van die 38 nasionale wenners van die 21ste jaarlikse SA Terroir-wyntoekennings aangewys.
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Con Spirito Filharmonies bring hoogtepunte uit Händel se Messias na Bellville
Con Spirito Filharmonies voer op 29 Augustus om 19:30 hoogtepunte uit Händel se Messias en ander meesterstukke in NG kerk Uitsig, Bellville uit.
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Theo Paul Vorster celebrates 20 years of linocut printing with exhibition
Artist Theo Paul Vorster celebrates two decades of linocut printmaking with an exhibition at Rust-en-Vrede Gallery in Durbanville.
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UWC programme helps unemployed youth build businesses and find jobs
UWC expands its entrepreneurship training for unemployed youth, with early results showing participants securing jobs and launching ventures.
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Women’s Month | Kuils River’s Gwen is motor industry Woman of the Year finalist — again
Gwen Truter, manager of the Point-S Tyre Shop and Car Service Centre in Kuils River, was announced on Friday (7 August) as the Motor Industry Staff Association (Misa) Woman of […]
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PHOTOS: Women’s Day event and fives football in Sarepta
Highbury Foundation hosted a Women’s Day five-a-side football tournament at Sarepta Sport Grounds, with 18 teams, guest speakers and local performers.
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Dirt jumps lead to green and gold for boys from Kenridge
What started as two local boys tearing up dirt mounds in Kenridge on their mountain bikes, has turned into the dream of a lifetime.