Local Stories
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Plattekloof Road to face night roadworks from 4 May
Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate will conduct night roadworks on Plattekloof Road for repairs from May 4 to early June.
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Winning SA Kung Fu team does it again – this time bagging 14 gold
The Chin Woo Kung Fu team from South Africa won 14 gold medals at the Fourth Africa International Youth Championship.
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Polisie waarsku leerders oor dwelms
Sers. Neelse en kapt. Adams van Bellville-polisie bied kragtige dwelm- en alkoholbewusmakingsaanbieding aan DF Akademie-leerders wat blywende indruk laat.
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Tafelsig’s beloved ‘mayor’ Beatrice Leng dies at 72
Beatrice Leng, the ‘mayor of Tafelsig’, died on 26 April. A community legend known for her activism, soup kitchens and neighbourhood watches.
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Bellville police seek volunteers for victim-support programme
Bellville Police launch recruitment drive for volunteers to join Victim Empowerment Programme supporting crime victims and vulnerable individuals
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Avonturier Riaan Manser besoek Laerskool De Tyger in Parow
Die wêreldbekende reisiger en avonturier, Riaan Manser, het onlangs leerders by die Laerskool De Tyger in Parow toegespreel.
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Gala event held to celebrate 25th anniversary of Children’s Trust
A gala event for Tygerberg Hospital Children’s Trust’s 25th anniversary aims to enhance pediatric healthcare and support local initiatives.
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Brackenfell-groep benodig ortopediese toerusting vir bejaardes
Die Omgeenetwerk, in Brackenfell, werk onvermoeid om ortopediese toerusting in te samel en gratis uit te leen aan behoeftige bejaardes.
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Cape Town’s traffic services shares safety tips for wet, slippery roads
Cape motorists are warned to drive cautiously on wet, flooded roads as winter approaches, amid recent localized flooding incidents.
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Kieswetter receives honorary doctorate from alma mater
Edward Kieswetter awarded Honorary Doctorate by Cape Peninsula University of Technology, reflecting on journey from 1978 apprentice to Sars head.
