Local News
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Outcry about accommodation on Robben Island – not all against it
The proposed plan to develop about 100 former prison guard houses on Robben Island into overnight tourist accommodation has raised concerns.
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Konyne in Durbanville-begraafplaas kom onder loep by Subraadvergadering
Die konynprobleem in die Durbanville-begraafplaas het onder die loep gekom by die maandvergadering van Subraad 7 van die Stad Kaapstad op Woensdag 15 April.
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Three Parow residents recognised for community service and dedication
Three Parow community leaders received awards for their impactful service, highlighting dedication and collective community effort.
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Durbanville schoolgirl proving a swimming phenomenon
A young swimmer from Durbanville is rapidly emerging as one of South Africa’s most promising young multi-disciplinary athletes.
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Cape Town’s Goodwood residents help SAPS crack down on drugs and housebreakings
Four suspects were arrested for drug possession in Goodwood, highlighting effective community vigilance and anti-crime collaboration among local watch groups.
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Bothasig residents have a month to comment on one-way-street proposal for their area
Bothasig residents can comment on a proposed anti-clockwise one-way system for Elbrecht and Vreem streets by May 15.
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Research unpacks the challenges of translating Islamic
New UWC research explores the challenges of translating Islamic texts from Arabic to English with accuracy and cultural sensitivity.
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City installs smart speed signs all over Cape Town with great success
Smart speed signs are being installed across Cape Town, and already have an effect to reduce the speed at which motorists drive.
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Plantwerksessie ‘n reusesukses by DF
Die eerste “Klets en Kuier”-plantwerksessie by DF Akademie was ‘n asemrowende sukses met oorweldigende positiewe terugvoer van deelnemers.
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Local preschool leads the way in community kindness
Circle of Life Educare in Durbanville brought together local organisations for a special event held in celebration of National Pet Day recently.
