Local News
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City removes 150 tonnes of waste from Kleinvlei Canal
Cape Town hauls 150 tonnes of waste from Kleinvlei Canal over two months, spending R1.1 million to combat illegal dumping hotspots.
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MyCiTi rolls out QR codes for instant bus timetable access
MyCiTi rolls out QR codes on Cape Town bus stops for instant real-time timetable access based on tracked bus locations.
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Moordenaar van twee in bendeskietery in Fisantekraal kry 15 jaar tronkstraf
Puik speurwerk deur ‘n ondersoekbeampte van die Durbanville-polisie oor meer as jaar heen het vrugte afgewerp toe ‘n moordenaar eergister (Dinsdag 20 Januarie) 15 jaar direkte tronkstraf opgelê is.
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Local Kung Fu hero to be inducted into World Action Martial Arts Hall of Fame
Shifu Muhammad Junaid Chafeker, a Cape Town Kung Fu champion, will be inducted into the World Action Martial Arts Hall of Fame.
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The copy-paste generation: weighing up AI in the classroom
In the age of AI a pertinent question exists in the education field, something pondered about in great lengths by parents and teachers alike.
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Festive season puts pressure on Western Cape emergency services with 130 000 hospital cases
The Western Cape recorded over 130,000 emergency cases this festive season, emphasizing increased trauma and chronic condition admissions.
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Bonteheuwel’s swimming pool’s closure during school hours upsets residents
“There are lies and misleading claims currently being spread about the Bonteheuwel Swimming Pool, and it’s important to set the record straight. Before the summer holidays, the pool was closed…
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Bothasig resident and father take action to clean up rubbish-filled park
A resident and her father cleaned De Grendel Park, filling bags with trash to improve their community and address vagrancy issues.
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Kraaifontein activist receives SAHRC Citation of Honour for human rights advocacy
A community activist from Kraaifontein, has been recognised by the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) with a Citation of Honour for his exceptional voluntary service to the community.
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Help Blue Down’s cycling hero to join team in Italy to further his career
Faraz Khatieb, 17-year-old cycling protege from Blue Downs, needs R20,000 to join Italian professional team for trials. Family seeks public support for February departure and cycling career opportunity.
