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Help needed to identify Tygerberg male patient
Tygerberg Hospital is seeking the family of an unknown male patient found in Khayelitsha, described as tall with facial bruises.
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‘Take a Hike’ mountain clean-up postponed to 17th, no need to re-register
Take a Hike Day is rescheduled to November 17 due to bad weather, emphasizing safety and environmental cleanup on Table Mountain.
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Snake anti-venom production resumes in South Africa
South Africa has taken a major step towards resolving its anti-venom crisis, with the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) announcing the release of the first newly-produced batch of snake anti-venom after more than a year of critically-low supplies.
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Poachers kill tortoises at Table Bay Nature Reserve
The City of Cape Town has condemned the brutal poaching of 19 Angulate Tortoises at the Table Bay Nature Reserve recently, calling it a shocking act of cruelty and a serious breach of environmental protection laws.
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Film industry funds new NSRI rescue craft
The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) welcomed a new addition to its fleet, Film Industry Rescuer 3, during a naming and blessing ceremony at Melkbosstrand on Sunday 9 November.
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Canal Walk partners with U-turn to fight homelessness
Canal Walk has opened its doors to U-turn Homeless Ministries, providing a permanent retail space at Shop 177 on the Lower Level to house the charity’s new thrift shop. This partnership marks a significant expansion of the shopping centre’s social…
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Largest cat show in Durbanville
The largest cat show in the country, the Cape Town Christmas Cat Show, will be hosted on Saturday 22 November by the African Independent Cat Club (AICA) in Durbanville.
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Oom Piet Xmas parties are back!
A lot of hard work is being done in preparation for the return of the Durbanville Rotary Club’s iconic Oom Piet’s Christmas Party from 4 to 13 December at Durbanville Race Course.
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Growing diabetes threat hits younger South Africans
On World Diabetes Day, health officials are calling for greater awareness as new statistics reveal alarming trends affecting South Africans in their twenties.
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