Local News
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Being able to collect pre-packaged medication quickly closer to home helps many
The Chronic Dispensing Unit in Western Cape efficiently distributes medication, reducing congestion in clinics and improving patient care accessibility.
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All Saints Anglican Church Durbanville celebrates 170 years with flower festival
All Saints Church in Durbanville will be hosting a flower festival from 2 to 6 September in celebration of its 170th anniversary.
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Reddam House Durbanville celebrates 210 distinctions and record A Level results
Reddam House Durbanville is celebrating another exceptional set of Cambridge International results, with its Grade 11 students earning 210 subject distinctions.
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Traffic officers knock on doors to collect outstanding fines in Cape Town
Cape Town traffic officers collected R110,000 in outstanding warrants, arresting 16 motorists during home visits to ensure accountability.
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Newborn found in drain in Delft a huge concern
Ilitha Labantu has raised concern after a newborn baby was found in a drain in Delft, the second such discovery on the Cape Flats in a week.
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Mayor wishes his alma mater well ahead of their Derby Day
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis supports Edgemead High School’s Derby Day clash against Fairmont, celebrating school spirit and community involvement.
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US se Sunskill-sentrum vier ‘n dekade van uitnemende chirurgiese opleiding
Die US se Sunskill-sentrum vir Chirurgiese Vaardigheidsopleiding by sy Tygerberg-kampus vier vanjaar ‘n dekade van uitnemendheid in chirurgiese onderrig.
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Walk to showcase local gardens in Kenridge Park and Majik Forest
Anyone with an interest in gardening is invited to join the upcoming garden walk starting in Kenridge Park on Saturday 22 August.
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CapeGate crowns last regional winners ahead of MTN SHIFT Gaming national final
The last regional leg of South Africa’s biggest mall-based gaming tournament delivered a weekend of fierce competition.
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Law-enforcement visibility operation in Parow CBD proves a success
A joint operation in Parow resulted in over R54,000 in fines, enhancing safety and addressing crime through increased visibility.
