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‘Akrobate’ se nagtelike diefstalpoging word onderbreek
‘n Bonteheuwel-raadslid sê inbrekers wat by sy kantoor toegeslaan het, het sulke akrobatiese vaardighede getoon dat hulle by ‘n sirkus hoort.
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No matter which anthem we sing, we unite for a common goal
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup begins, fans reflect on iconic moments, global controversies and football’s power to unite people.
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Kuils River: Appeal to save Women’s Day fives after Youth Day event cancelled
Highbury Foundation seeks R4 500 to save its Women’s Day fives soccer after funding shortfalls forced its Youth Day event to be cancelled.
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Menstruation and sanitation in informal settlements highlighted in photo exhibition
A UWC exhibition highlights how poor sanitation and period poverty rob women in informal settlements of dignity, privacy and opportunity.
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Noakes Foundation brings global nutrition and metabolic health experts to the Cape Winelands
The summit will focus on the scientific questions shaping the future of metabolic health.
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Bellville factory fire contained after overnight battle
Fire and rescue services battled a blaze at an industrial property in Bellville for more than 13 hours before it was fully extinguished.
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N1 City Mall shopping experience named the best
N1 City Mall won the PMR.africa Golden Arrow Award for excellence in service and customer satisfaction in the Western Cape retail sector.
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Electricity-supply restoration in final stages
Eskom is nearing the completion of electricity restoration in Western Cape after May’s severe storm, despite ongoing challenges and delays.
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Cape Town construction site crackdown exposes 79 undocumented workers
A sweeping multi-agency compliance operation at a Cape Town construction site has exposed the scale of regulatory non-compliance gripping the building industry.
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HandsandFeet celebrates 10 years of hope in Cape Town
Cape Town’s HandsandFeet marks 10 years of supporting over 149 children and 215 families through education, recovery, and family programmes.
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