Local News
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Cape Town hosts record South African Open Chess Championships
Cape Town hosted one of the largest editions of the national open in the country’s chess history, drawing more than 500 players.
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Couple celebrates 50 years as dedicated Lions
Jeannie and Alan van Wulven celebrated 50 years of service with Lions Club, reflecting on community impact and personal journeys.
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Ward 5 neighbourhood watches receive R200k safety equipment
R200,000 safety equipment was donated to four neighbourhood-watch groups in Ward 5, supporting community safety initiatives and volunteers.
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City inspectors to visit Kuils River homes in stormwater survey
City of Cape Town inspectors will visit Kuils River homes from July to check stormwater connections to the sewer system.
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Jong rugby-ster van Bellville-Suid streef na Springbokspan
Van die kantlyn af as negejarige tot die SA O/18-span — Danica Peypers van Bellville-Suid bewys dat harde werk en geloof drome waar maak.
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Cape Town theatre practitioners and productions honoured
Isidlamlilo/The Fire Eater won seven awards at the Cape Town Theatre Awards, showcasing South African creativity and theatrical excellence.
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Minibus-rowers by Hoërskool Bellville betrap
‘n Roetine-inspeksie het in ‘n hoë-risiko-operasie ontaard toe SJC-gewapende-reaksie-sekuriteitswagte skelms betrap het wat Hoërskool Bellville se minibusse wou steel.
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‘Is Cape Winelands Airport being built on the right place?’
André Brink of Groot Phesantekraal Wine Estate questioned whether the Cape Winelands Airport is being built on the right place.
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Do you know a local hero? Nominate them for the WCG Service Excellence Awards
The Western Cape Government’s Service Excellence Awards are open for entries until 31 July. Recognise someone making a difference in your community.
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Tree planting boosts biodiversity at Olienhout Park in Plattekloof
A tree-planting event at Olienhout Park featured 12 indigenous Wild olive trees to enhance biodiversity and the park’s environment.
