Local News
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Bek-en-klouseer ontwrig suiwelbedryf, sowel as rooivleisbedryf
Bek-en-klouseer is een van die mees ontwrigtende siektes vir die suiwelbedryf, het Eduard Loubser, voorsitter van die Durbanville-landbouvereniging, gesê.
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Cape hospitals raise awareness about childhood cancer symptoms
Tygerberg Hospital and Red Cross Hospital emphasize early detection of childhood cancers through awareness, highlighting patient stories and education for healthcare professionals.
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A milestone ride that proves disability is no barrier
Jeff Kao will tackle the 109km Cape Town Cycle Tour in an adapted buggy, championing visibility and inclusion for people with disabilities.
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Cape Town International Airport is about to get a major facelift, to the value of R21,7 billion
ACSA announces R21.7 billion upgrade for Cape Town International Airport, including new runway and terminal expansion starting March 2026.
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Bonteheuwel families need help to rebuild their lives
“I therefore appeal to every resident, business owner and anyone with a heart please to assist in rebuilding these families’ lives. No donation is too small.”
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Community urged to help locate family of deceased man
A homeless man named Lucas was found dead in Panorama; the community seeks help to locate his family for closure.
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Special needs expo connects families with vital support services
Special needs families can connect with 20+ service providers at Bellville expo on March 14, bridging gap to essential support services.
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Award-winning Bellville centre offers model for unemployment crisis
Cape Town’s award-winning recycling centre processed 113 000kg waste while creating 23 jobs, earning recognition from Petco and International Downtown Association.
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MES Durbanville takes hands in paper recycling in aid of homeless
MES Durbanville has partnered with the Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa (IWMSA) to launch a paper recycling initiative.
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Young Brackenfell rugby star collapses and dies at training camp
A Kuils River family is devastated by the sudden loss of their son, Joshua Afrika, who collapsed and died at a rugby training camp in Riebeek-Kasteel
