Cape Town
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Parow East Primary School receives new laptops and whiteboards from Engen Tierberg
Engen Tierberg Convenience Centre enhanced Parow East Primary School’s resources by donating laptops and whiteboards, boosting education and community support.
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Arrests alone won’t break gang grip — summit tells Parliament
A parliamentary summit on gang violence in the Cape has heard a resounding call for a fundamental shift from arrests to dismantling the entire ecosystem.
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Being able to collect pre-packaged medication quickly closer to home helps many
The Chronic Dispensing Unit in Western Cape efficiently distributes medication, reducing congestion in clinics and improving patient care accessibility.
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Traffic officers knock on doors to collect outstanding fines in Cape Town
Cape Town traffic officers collected R110,000 in outstanding warrants, arresting 16 motorists during home visits to ensure accountability.
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Delecia Davids maak geskiedenis met gesogte Einstein-genootskap
Delecia Davids is die eerste Suid-Afrikaanse akademikus wat vir die gesogte Einstein-genootskap gekies is.
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Mayor wishes his alma mater well ahead of their Derby Day
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis supports Edgemead High School’s Derby Day clash against Fairmont, celebrating school spirit and community involvement.
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Opinion | Beyond Homelessness: The human bonds formed on Cape Town’s streets
Life on Cape Town’s streets is harsh, but amid the struggle, people form genuine friendships, communities and bonds built on compassion and survival.
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Cape Town drives 50% of job growth across South Africa’s metros
Cape Town created 418 000 jobs in five years, accounting for 49.6% of all new jobs across South Africa’s eight metros, Stats SA data shows.
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CapeGate crowns last regional winners ahead of MTN SHIFT Gaming national final
The last regional leg of South Africa’s biggest mall-based gaming tournament delivered a weekend of fierce competition.
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Lawyers in police stations: a new weapon in the war on lost cases
How many cases collapse in court because a statement was taken wrong? The Western Cape Government is betting a lawyer at a police station can fix that.
