Kuils River
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Drug bust in Highbury, Kuils River nets suspected cocaine worth thousands
A joint operation in Highbury, Kuils River uncovered suspected cocaine with a street value of R860 000, leading to the arrest of a 46-year-old man.
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Coin Care women empower Bet-el School learners with vision board and gratitude workshops
The women from local non-profit company Coin Care brought inspiration and practical life skills to learners at Bet-el School of Skills.
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Residents invited to engage on property valuations in Highbury, Kuils River
Civic association Highbury Foundation invites property owners to a community engagement to clarify the City of Cape Town’s new 2025 General Valuation Roll on Thursday 23 April at 19:30.
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Autism: Shift focus to children’s strengths and potential
Western Cape health authorities call for community support on World Autism Awareness Day, celebrating autistic children’s unique strengths.
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Fence donated to keep Vinkies safe
Kuils River based Amabamba Fencing officially handed over a new security fence to Vrolike Vinkies Educare in Sarepta recently.
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Kuils River Library celebrates Library Week
Kuils River Library celebrated South African Library Week (SALW), which ran from 16 to 22 March, with various outreach activities and events.
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Fun run in Highbury, Kuils River powers young dreams on Human Rights Day
Join the Bottelary Athletics Club for a 5 km fun run/walk on Saturday 21 March at 07:00 in Highbury, Kuils River in support of young athletes.
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Head boy’s poetry skills win R35 000 library boost for Soneike High School
Soneike High School in Kuils River wins R35 000 in library resources thanks to head boy Lihle Mdiza’s poetry competition victory.
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PHOTOS: Action at De Kuilen Primary’s pre-season tournament
De Kuilen Primary School in Kuils River hosted a pre-season sports tournament on Friday 13 March, with 12 schools competing.
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Brantwood High School opens for Grade 8 and 9 learners
A new high school in Kuils River has opened its doors for Phase 1 operations, accommodating around 240 learners across Grades 8 and 9.
