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Brackenfell high achieves 98.9% pass rate with strong university entrance performance
Brackenfell High School has reason to celebrate after delivering solid results in the 2025 matric examinations.
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Soneike High shows remarkable matric improvement
Soneike High School in Highbury, Kuils River, has shown a steady and quite remarkable increase in the matric pass rate and Bachelor’s passes over the past three years.
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School maintains top spot in Mitchells Plain matric results rivalry
Darul Arqam Islamic High School tops Mitchells Plain’s 2025 matric results with 100% pass rate. See which schools improved dramatically in rankings.
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Fairmont matrics of 2025 reach high with 61 A candidates and 587 subject A’s
Fairmont High School is proud to announce that its class of 2025 has achieved a 100% pass rate.
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Kraaifontein water treatment plant treats 7 million litres daily for local communities
The Kraaifontein Wastewater Treatment Works is performing well, achieving a 98% compliance rate over the past six months, City officials announced this week.
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Safety and Security delivers joy at toy handover
“Children spend an average six months at the facility receiving free nursing care, rehabilitation therapy and support.”
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Badisa and Mambo’s unite for community care initiative
Badisa partners with Mambo’s for Kuumba Care Day on 6 March, offering care stickers at Western Region stores to fund community programmes reaching over one million vulnerable people annually.
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Lentegeur police issue warning on fake cases
Lentegeur police warn filing fake robbery cases for insurance fraud leads to perjury charges and criminal records affecting job prospects.
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No need for water restrictions in CT as study shows ‘no immediate concern’
The City says there is no need for water restrictions after officials concluded Cape Town has enough water to get through the 2025/2026 hydrological year.
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VRCID believes beautification project can help deter crime, boost local business
The VRCID seeks public support for beautification projects to deter crime, enhance local businesses, and foster community pride in Parow.
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