Cape Town
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Construction begins on R650 million GrandWest Mall in Goodwood, Cape Town
Construction begins on the R650 million GrandWest Mall in Cape Town, expected to complete by June 2027, promoting local employment.
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Goodwood Methodist Church celebrates 60 years of faith and community service
Goodwood Methodist Church celebrates 60 years of meaningful ministry and community service, reflecting on its rich history and future aspirations.
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Parow Library bids farewell to beloved children’s librarian after 32 years of service
Mark Sinclair, a children’s librarian, retired after 32 years, celebrated for his creativity, dedication, and impact on children’s literacy.
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Cape Town urges Transnet to fast-track port reforms
The Port of Cape Town has been ranked last globally, prompting the City to push for urgent reform and greater private sector involvement.
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Cape Town’s Otherworld celebrates speculative fiction with free literary event at Exclusive Books Waterfront
Otherworld’s literary event on July 25 in Cape Town will feature discussions, author insights, and networking opportunities for fantasy enthusiasts.
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‘Twinkle, twinkle, you’re a star’ – Cape Town officer wins hearts consoling baby
When a baby cried inconsolably on Stellenbosch Arterial, a Cape Town officer climbed in the back seat and softly sang ‘Twinkle twinkle little star’.
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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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Property employee jailed for R5 552 000 fraud in Cape Town
A Cape Town man, Riaan Theunissen, received an eight-year prison sentence for R5.55 million fraud involving his employer, Just Properties.
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Western Cape’s Karl Bremer Hospital celebrates 70th anniversary
Karl Bremer Hospital in Cape Town celebrates 70 years, reflecting on its evolution and commitment to serving the community amid challenges.
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Sandu challenges defence committee’s Fort Ikapa conditions claim
The South African National Defence Union disputes Parliament’s claim of adequate living conditions at Fort Ikapa, citing soldiers’ complaints and court action.
