Local News
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City approves R8 billion building plans
The City of Cape Town has given the green light to building plans worth nearly R8 billion in just three months – a clear sign that confidence in the Mother…
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Parow Library hosts talk on men’s sexual health during Movember
A talk at Parow Library discussed male sexual health, focusing on prostate issues, ED treatments, and lifestyle adjustments for men.
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Major renovation starts at Parow Station Arcade
Renovation of Parow Station Arcade has begun, addressing crime and decay, with completion expected by July 2026, ensuring pedestrian access.
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RPL Students Graduate
“We see the difference these programmes make in the lives of individuals and in communities.”
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Portland woman weaves hope with free crochet classes
A local businesswoman started free crochet classes and almost gave up a few times, but now, a year later, she is seeing the fruit of her perseverance.
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Comrades runner set to publish book on journey to recovery from addiction
Denver van der Bergh publishes a book detailing his recovery from addiction and charity runs to support rehabilitation and disadvantaged children.
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Twee van Laerskool Mikro se kunstenaars blink uit
Twee leerders van die Laerskool Mikro se kunswerke is gekies om deel van Santam se aanlynkunsuitstalling volgende jaar te wees.
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Kealon se Afrikaans laat hom wen
‘n Leerder aan die Hoërskool President in Goodwood is onlangs aangewys as die Top Manlike Leerder in ‘n jaarlikse olimpiade. Die vierde DANKie² Junior 2025, die Afrikaanse Nasionale Kompetisie: Tweede…
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Phased opening of City’s pools
“Some facilities cannot reopen immediately due to ongoing maintenance and upgrade projects.”
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City to roll out several traffic-calming upgrades in Milnerton, Melkbos, Parklands and Table View
The City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate has announced that a series of traffic-calming measures and new pedestrian walkways will be implemented across several neighbourhoods, including Milnerton, Melkbosstrand, Parklands…
