Cape Town
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Cold front warning issued for Cape Town and Western Cape
The SAWS has issued multiple weather warnings, with the City’s Disaster Risk Management Centre placing emergency services on standby.
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Cape motor dealers recognised for long-standing commitment to quality professional standards
Motor dealers in the Western Cape were honored at the IDA Legacy Awards for outstanding performance and long-standing membership.
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WCED expands security cover to 453 schools for June holidays
The Western Cape Education Department increases holiday security funding to R11.99 million for 453 high-risk schools amid rising vandalism.
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Red Cross Children’s Hospital celebrates 70 years of caring
Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital celebrates 70 years of specialised healthcare, innovation and hope for children and families.
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Goodwood RFC celebrates 85 years of rugby tradition with annual derby day
Goodwood Rugby Football Club celebrated its 85th anniversary with a day of matches, community spirit, and gratitude for supporters and sponsors.
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Western Cape museums reach more than 13 000 learners in 2025/26
Twenty-four museums in Western Cape engaged 13,536 learners in educational programs, emphasizing history, cultural awareness, and environmental sustainability.
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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.
