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Kuils River business-advisory company pays it forward
Kuils River businessman Lindsay Kearns plans Eersteriver Radio segment to share financial knowledge and help small business owners become money-savvy.
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Residents advised to use alternative routes because of roadworks
“To keep Cape Town moving the City continues to invest in essential road upgrades and well-planned alternative routes.”
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One shot dead in gang shoot out in Montrose Park
Gang shooting kills one in Mitchells Plain as police recover multiple firearms and ammunition in separate operations this week.
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49 learners removed from overloaded taxi
49 learners crammed in overloaded minibus at Cape Town school. Driver charged, vehicle impounded in nationwide scholar transport safety crackdown.
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City confirms only one Montague Drive sewer collapse fixed since last year
Only one of 13 sewer collapses on Montague Drive has been repaired since last year, while excavation continues at two other sites after a July sinkhole.
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City crews keep momentum at Bayside Canal upgrade in Table View
City crews are progressing with the Bayside Canal upgrade in Table View, aiming to reduce flooding and pollution risks as winter approaches.
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Tributes paid to young soccer star from Blackheath
“Our sincere thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and all who knew and loved him. May they find comfort and strength in this time of sorrow…”
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Beacon Valley woman overcomes debilitating grief to take to the skies
Young Beacon Valley woman, Lucreatia Hoffman, overcame personal tragedy to achieve her childhood dream of becoming an Emirates flight attendant.
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Help needed to find Tygerberg Hospital patient’s family
The Western Cape Department of Health seeks public assistance in locating the family of an unidentified male patient at Tygerberg Hospital.
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Book characters let out into the wild during Read Aloud Day
Cape Town libraries, schools celebrate World Read Aloud Day 2026 with events featuring mayor, authors, and interactive storytelling.
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