Local News
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Second-hand book sale held at Edgemead Library
The Friends of Edgemead Library will hold a second-hand book sale on May 30, featuring various books, CDs, DVDs, and magazines.
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Child Protection Week: DA welcomes Western Cape interventions
During Child Protection Week, the DA emphasizes prioritizing child safety, addressing delays in foster placements, and enhanced support for social workers.
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Good news for traders in Eerste River — more trading bays are on the way
Cape Town approved nine trading plans, creating 693 new trading bays across the metro, including Eerste River and other key areas.
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Chief whip arrested for defrauding four party researchers
A chief whip was arrested for allegedly defrauding four researchers of R233,317 by demanding salary payments for legal fees.
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Cape Town plans vehicle-free zone on Charl Malan Road
The City of Cape Town is calling for public comment on plans to create vehicle-free zones on Charl Malan Street in the Bellville CBD.
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Cape Town councillors hail Street People Unit as unsung heroes
The City’s Street People Unit was praised for restoring dignity and hope, despite challenges in assisting rough sleepers effectively.
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City praised for work done during recent storms
Cape Town officials praised disaster management teams for their storm response, emphasizing collaboration and effective communication with residents.
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Kultura-fees returns to Durbanville with star-studded line-up
The Kultura-fees, a Durbanville-based festival celebrating community and creativity through an exciting line-up of artists, is returning this year.
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Vrou met een arm van Bellville-Suid skenk kosbare skaatsplank aan Jason Vanporppal
Bellville-Suid se Samantha Carolissen skenk haar kosbare 1988-skaatsplank aan Jason Vanporppal ná sy 106 dae lange reis van Uganda na Kaapstad.
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Eskom races to restore power after devastating Western Cape floods
Severe storm damage in Western Cape has left many areas without electricity, with restoration efforts ongoing and timelines set for recovery.
