Local News
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South Africa’s largest printed QR code unveiled at Eric Miles Cheshire Home
Eric Miles Cheshire Home marks 50th anniversary with South Africa’s largest QR code, highlighting funding challenges in disability care sector.
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Funds raised for head girl diagnosed with rare and aggressive form of cancer
A fundraising campaign supports Chánterie van Rensburg, a Cape Town school head girl diagnosed with aggressive cancer, seeking R800,000.
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Cyclist found dead at side of Vissershok Road in Durbanville
A cyclist died, presumably of a heart attack, while cycling on Vissershok Road near Durbanville on Sunday morning.
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Hoërskool Tygerberg hou Interhuis-atletiekbyeenkoms
Die Hoërskool Tygerberg het vandeesweek sy 2026 Interhuis-atletiekbyeenkoms gehou. Die geleentheid is op Maandag 19 Januarie op die atletiekbaan en sportveld by Jan Burger-sportpark in Parow-Noord gehou. “Ons is baie…
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Roadworks along Hindle Road to commence
Cape Town begins Hindle Road roadworks from 20 January to 27 February, upgrading gravel shoulders and bridge maintenance. Day and night shifts planned with temporary lane reductions.
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Durbanville Business focuses on Stadio’s new Durbanville campus
Durbanville Business is presenting a talk and a guided tour of Stadio Higher Education’s new Durbanville campus on Thursday 12 February.
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Checkers and Edu Invest launch R5 Back-to-School stationery drive for Cape Town learners
Edu Invest and Checkers launch Act for Change campaign, enabling Western Cape shoppers to donate from R5 for learners’ stationery needs.
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Radio Tygerberg bederf onnies in Kaapstad
Beroepe soos ‘n mediese dokter of predikant word dikwels as ‘n roeping beskou. Vandeesweek is gesien dat presies dieselfde vir onderwysers geld.
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Van krisis tot kroon: Sewe onderskeidings vir Scottsdene-ster
‘n Leerder van die Hoërskool Scottsdene in Kraaifontein het strawwe persoonlike uitdagings oorkom om uit te blink in haar matriekeindeksamen, in ‘n gemeenskap wat deur bendegeweld en misdaad geteister word.
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Protea Heights Academy secures fifth place in Western Cape matric results
Protea Heights Academy (PHA) in Brackenfell achieved a 93,2% pass rate, placing fifth in the Western Cape for matric best results.
