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Panic sets in as meningitis case is found at Durbanville school
Parents of Durbanville panicked last week after rumours of an outbreak of meningococcal meningitis in Durbanville spread.
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City of Cape Town marks Language Activism Month
Cape Town encourages residents to engage in their mother language during Language Activism Month, promoting inclusivity and communication with the City.
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Police warn parents over underage vape sales during safety meeting at school
Durbanville police warned parents they could face criminal negligence charges if they send children to purchase cigarettes or vapes at local shops.
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‘Mayor losing touch with reality,’ residents say over divisive housing plan
Cape Town mayor says he would be unable to meet with Brackenfell ratepayers to address their objections to proposed low-cost housing.
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Long-desired speed-trap camera installed on Plattekloof Road
Bothasig residents welcome a new speed camera on Plattekloof Road, enhancing road safety after numerous accidents and fatalities.
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Environmental group joins quarry tree removal protest
Environmental organisation TreeKeepers formally opposes Tygerberg Quarry tree removal, proposing alternative phased approach to preserve historic screening.
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Lifeguards are first responders at beach road accident
Strandfontein lifeguards acted as first responders to a Baden Powell Drive accident, treating six injured people until emergency services arrived.
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Budding filmmakers and artists at Roosendaal school get their Damascus moment
“Young people possess a curious mindset, from which much is possible, in which rare opportunities such as this to entertain, inspire and delight play a part.”
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Business leaders of Durbanville visit Stadio University’s new campus
Since 2018 the private higher education sector has grown the most — from 10% to 22% of the market, said Prof Stan du Plessis, CEO of Stadio University.
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Cape Town swimming pools to close temporarily for repairs and maintenance
Cape Town will temporarily close several swimming pools for repairs and upgrades, ensuring safe, reliable facilities for communities.
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