Local News
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Man tot lewenslank gevonnis vir moord op vrou op Altydgedacht
Die verkragter en moordenaar van die 62-jarige vrou van ‘n verswakte man van die plaas Altydgedacht het eindelik Maandag – vyf jaar nadat sy wreed in haar huis verkrag en…
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July sees positive crime results for Bothasig
The Bothasig CPF praised local police for reducing some crime rates, despite increases in robberies and thefts, and noted more arrests.
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Concerns raised over bin pickers dropped off in Bothasig
A vehicle drops off people with trolleys for waste collection in Bothasig, prompting community concerns and requests for enforcement action.
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Tygerberg High learner selected for Netherlands hockey tour
Four learners from Tygerberg High School, including Ashwin February, are fundraising for an upcoming hockey tour to the Netherlands.
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‘Young’ Mitchell’s Plain lion roars into governor role
Bevil Lackay, of Portland, has been elected as the new District Governor for the Lion’s Club and he is the youngest person yet to take up the role.
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Kraaifontein women take charge in Parliament
Three Kraaifontein women last week joined 150 women from across South Africa at the recent P20 Women’s Parliament in Cape Town, carry the voices of Kraaifontein into the institution.
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Illegal structures, waste and safety issues tackled on Table View beachfront
For years residents of Ward 113 (includes the areas of Table View, Bloubergstrand, Parklands, and Dolphin Beach) have voiced growing frustration over vagrants occupying the beachfront and surrounding public spaces,…
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Concerns addressed over Table View beachfront upgrade project
After heated social media debates over the width and layout of the ongoing Table View Beachfront Upgrade, Ward councillor Jonathan Mills met with concerned residents on site last week to…
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New charity shop opens in Brackenfell
The Rural Child is bringing its popular charity shop model to Brackenfell with the opening of a new store at Okavango Junction.
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Autism Connect expands vision to meet neurodivergent communities’ needs
Mitchell’s Plain non-profit Autism Connect expands after recent successes, securing land for a new centre as nationwide demand for services surges.
