Local News
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Brantwood High School opens for Grade 8 and 9 learners
A new high school in Kuils River has opened its doors for Phase 1 operations, accommodating around 240 learners across Grades 8 and 9.
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Brackenfell high achieves 98.9% pass rate with strong university entrance performance
Brackenfell High School has reason to celebrate after delivering solid results in the 2025 matric examinations.
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Durbies lewer topprestasies in matriekeksamen
Die matrieks van 2025 van die Hoërskool Durbanville het hul skool trots gemaak met ‘n 100%-slaagsyfer.
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Fairmont matrics of 2025 reach high with 61 A candidates and 587 subject A’s
Fairmont High School is proud to announce that its class of 2025 has achieved a 100% pass rate.
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Kraaifontein water treatment plant treats 7 million litres daily for local communities
The Kraaifontein Wastewater Treatment Works is performing well, achieving a 98% compliance rate over the past six months, City officials announced this week.
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Twee van wetstoepassing kry borgtog ná hulle glo omkoopgeld eis
Twee Stad Kaapstad LEAP-beamptes op R1000 borgtog vrygelaat na korrupsie-aanklagte. Saak uitgestel tot April na polisie-lokval waar hulle R3000 omkoping van dronkbestuurder geëis het.
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Badisa and Mambo’s unite for community care initiative
Badisa partners with Mambo’s for Kuumba Care Day on 6 March, offering care stickers at Western Region stores to fund community programmes reaching over one million vulnerable people annually.
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No need for water restrictions in CT as study shows ‘no immediate concern’
The City says there is no need for water restrictions after officials concluded Cape Town has enough water to get through the 2025/2026 hydrological year.
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Plattekloof-ouma vier 100ste verjaarsdag saam met familie, vriende
Plattekloof-inwoner Yvonne Bredenkamp vier 100ste verjaarsdag, nog aktief met vyf kinders, 10 kleinkinders en 16 agterkleinkinders.
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City urges schools to prioritise waste reduction text
“While our landfills are well managed, we need to reduce waste at source and significantly increase reuse and recycling. Schools play a critical role in this journey.”
