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Shoprite combats ‘hygiene inequality’ with R5 shampoo and body wash
Shoprite is adding a 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioner, as well as a body wash, to its growing range of R5 products in an effort to combat hygiene poverty. Both items […]
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Table Mountain cableway confirms dates for annual maintenance period
Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) in Cape Town will temporarily close its operations for annual maintenance from Monday, 28 July to 3 August 2025. All commercial activity at the […]
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Westridge residents urged to stay indoors after shooting leaves one dead
Messages urging residents to stay indoors circulated on social media after a man was shot dead in Westridge, Mitchell’s Plain.
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Goodwood author Shameez Patel takes readers on magical adventures
Goodwood’s Shameez Patel, author of The Last Feather and Playing Flirty, blends magic and romance to charm readers around the world.
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From challenges to catwalks – special needs kids shine
More than just a fashion show, this annual event is a celebration of courage and the beautiful spirit of children with special needs.
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Proposed CID aims to make Goodwood safer and cleaner
Goodwood’s proposed CID aims to improve safety, cleanliness, and service delivery. Community members are urged to get involved and share feedback.
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Cape Town council passes controversial R84.1bn ‘Budget of Hope’ amid public backlash
Despite strong opposition, the Cape Town Council on Thursday adopted the City’s controversial budget by a majority vote of the ruling party.
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Ward 5 councillor donates R200 000 in security gear to neighbourhood watches
Local neighbourhood watch groups received essential security equipment worth R200,000 from councillor Miquette Temlett to enhance community safety efforts.
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Local footballer from Edgemead High shines at Dallas Cup
Liam Solomons, an Edgemead footballer, excelled at the Dallas Cup, gaining valuable experience and motivation for future soccer pursuits.
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Western Cape housing crisis deepens as studies reveal severe shortages
The Western Cape Government has released findings from comprehensive housing market studies conducted across seven municipalities, revealing a stark reality: there simply aren’t enough affordable homes for the thousands of […]
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