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Concerns addressed over Table View beachfront upgrade project
After heated social media debates over the width and layout of the ongoing Table View Beachfront Upgrade, Ward councillor Jonathan Mills met with concerned residents on site last week to address their questions directly.
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Brackenfell man wins hate speech case against Malema
In a case brought by Brackenfell man Dante van Wykand the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) the Western Cape Equality Court yesterday found Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech.
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New charity shop opens in Brackenfell
The Rural Child is bringing its popular charity shop model to Brackenfell with the opening of a new store at Okavango Junction.
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From dream to reality: Ollywood boosts local entertainers
Goodwood’s Ollywood has already supported over 100 entertainers with free studio time, mentorship, and exposure, opening doors to gigs and radio.
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Autism Connect expands vision to meet neurodivergent communities’ needs
Mitchell’s Plain non-profit Autism Connect expands after recent successes, securing land for a new centre as nationwide demand for services surges.
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Tafelsig dancer heading to finals
Tafelsig dancer Aimsley Fortuin has secured a place in the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final 2025. Fortuin will go head to head with 16 other dancers from all […]
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Faith-based groups unite in Goodwood to tackle crime spiritually
Goodwood hosts the Tygerberg spiritual crime prevention meeting on 4 September, uniting faith groups and police to tackle crime together.
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Liquor licence for sports bar in Oakdene, Kuils River near mosque and churches rejected
Residents, religious institutions, and community groups objected to the consumption-on-premises liquor licence application for the proposed sports bar at 2 Laurence Dale Road.
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Thieves strike twice at Morningstar reading centre in one month
Years of hard work by local charity organisations and the upliftment of children in Morningstar received another blow when criminals broke in again at the Morningstar community centre in just over a month and stole equipment worth R48 000.
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ECD centres still face uphill battles with registration
Unregistered educares don’t qualify for subsidies, training or resources from the City, but the registration process is laborious.
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