Local Stories
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Mayor helps kickboxing club rebuild after fire
The fire that destroyed all of Jeremy Petersen’s kickboxing gear is still a sore point for the martial arts instructor several months after half his house burned down.
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Breaking barriers on the runway: ‘Fashionably-able’ celebrates diversity and inclusion
The Alta du Toit Centre’s Fashionably-Able event on December 6 celebrates diversity in fashion, showcasing models with disabilities to challenge societal perceptions. Coinciding with Disability Rights Week, it aims to…
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Postpartum incontinence of mother became a nationwide success story
What started as a mother of four’s personal journey to recovery from postpartum incontinence, has become a nationwide success story.
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VRCID celebrates progress and partnerships at 13th annual AGM
The VRCID’s AGM highlighted progress in safety, urban management, and social development, emphasizing partnerships and community support for Bellville and Parow.
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As KFC se kolonel Sanders dít moes sien!
Wat kom eerste, die hoender of die rommel? Dit kan die vraag wees wat klante van ‘n KFC-eetplek in Belhar vra nadat ‘n video, wat na bewering wys hoe vuil…
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Cape Town urges residents to save water as dam levels drop
Capetonians are urged to conserve water this summer as dam levels drop, with daily usage targeted below 975 million litres.
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Annual Fun Walk for senior
The Bellville Senior Centre and Chrismar Villas hosted their 24th annual Fun Walk with approximately 300 participants aged 3 to 83 years old on Tuesday, December 2. The 5km event…
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Speelgoed helder gesigte op
Die Laerskool Mikro se “Leerders-Wat-Omgee” en MK50, die skool se ondersteuningsnetwerk, het verlede week die kinders van Little Grapes Playground op Zevenwacht-plaas se gesiggies met die aflewering van opvoedkundige speelgoed…
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Embrace your gypsy soul at Christmas night market in Durbanville
Join the crafters and charities for a magical evening at the traditional annual Gypsy Night Market presented by the Durbanville Craft Market on Friday 5 December.
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Eerste River residents to make a clarion call for “coloured” people
“Every day we hear or read in social media of our coloured people being murdered.”
