Local News
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PhD student from UWC wins national chess tournament
UWC PhD student Harrison Abrahams won the Intermediate Section at the SA Open Chess Championships, balancing science with competitive chess.
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Fifty Parow Park children visit Mandela Long March to Freedom Exhibition
Forty-eight children visited the Long March to Freedom Exhibition, learning about apartheid and Mandela, thanks to local non-profits’ support.
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Western Cape Health Department opens R11.4m Linen Depot
The Western Cape opens a new R11.4 million linen depot to enhance healthcare services and ensure clean linen supply across facilities.
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Hill-Lewis promises he will fight crime if given the mandate again
DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis pledged at a Delft march to build Cape Town’s first Metro Police Detective Branch if re-elected in November 2026.
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Deure geopen vir vrouestemme deur ‘Haar Verhaal van Krag’
Die stories wat die moed, oorlewing, genesing, hoop, deursettingsvermoë en die merkwaardige veerkragtigheid van 21 vroue weerspieël, is bekendgestel.
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23 new librarians welcomed to City of Cape Town’s libraries
The City of Cape Town’s library and information services welcomed 23 new emerging library leaders as part of the celebrations for South African Librarians Day.
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Residents can join winter rose pruning in Durbanville Rose Garden
Residents can join the City of Cape Town’s volunteer winter pruning at the Durbanville Rose Garden until this Friday 17 July.
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Leë kosblikke en honger mae is werklikheid vir talle kinders in Wes-Kaap
Vir baie kinders is ‘n kosblik iets vanselfsprekends, maar vir baie ander is leë kosblikke en honger mae ‘n werklikheid.
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Community rallies behind runner during 67 km Mandela Day challenge
Denver van der Bergh’s Mandela Day Run was a triumphant event of unity and hope, celebrating recovery and honoring Mandela’s legacy.
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Rural schools of Durbanville and surrounds gear up for mountain biking
Four rural primary schools on the outskirts of Durbanville are all about to be empowered through mountain biking (MTB).
