Local News
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First African penguin tests positive for HPAI in South Africa
The first African Penguin tested positive for HPAI in the Western Cape outbreak, raising concerns as nearly 1,000 seabirds are infected. Public urged to report sightings.
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Join the annual lupus walk on Saturday 25 October at Kraaifontein Rugby Club
The fourth annual lupus awareness fun walk, Walk 4 Lupus is taking place on Saturday 25 October at 09:00 at Kraaifontein Rugby Club. The walk of around 5km is open…
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Paramedics attend to two women attacked by dog at private Bothasig home
The ER24 private ambulance services confirmed it had attended a scene in Tierberg Street, Bothasig this week, when two women were attacked and bitten by a dog. Ineke van Huyssteen,…
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Female pedestrian knocked down in Edgemead
A female pedestrian sustained injuries on Thursday morning (16 October) after being knocked down by a vehicle in Edgemead. District Watch, a private security group that shared details on its…
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Ruyterwacht senior sentrum vra hulp vir Kerskospakkie-projek
Ruyterwacht Senior Sentrum berei voor vir hul Kerskospakkie-projek en vra donasies om seniors se feestyd spesiaal te maak.
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Police launch festive season safety plan
The Western Cape has launched its comprehensive 2025 Safer Festive Season Operations, setting a national benchmark for collaborative law enforcement during the country’s busiest holiday period.
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Knife Show at Tygervalley to showcase Cape’s flourishing blade making scene
Forty-five knife makers display handcrafted blades at Cape Knife Show, where ancient forging techniques attract new generation of artisans.
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Cape Town teacher named best special needs educator in South Africa
Chantelle Carstens, a special needs teacher at Paarl School was named South Africa’s best special needs teacher.
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Blue Downs-krieketklub betreur speler se skietdood
Die Blue Downs-krieketklub sê hy volstaan by die verklaring wat die klub op Facebook oor die dood van een van sy spelers geplaas het.
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Comment window on road and kerb changes for Spine Road about to close
Residents have until tomorrow to submit feedback on proposed upgrades to non-motorised transport infrastructure along key roads in Mitchell’s Plain and Strandfontein.
