Local Stories
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Panorama-gemeenskap steun opknap van plaaslike parke
Die voltooiing van ‘n opknappingsprojek onlangs by ‘n openbare park in Panorama het die gemeenskap daar opgewonde gelaat vir toekomstige soortgelyke projekte. TygerBurger het verlede week berig oor die opknap…
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Oud-polisiehoof van Parow nou kapelaan
Die voormalige hoof van korporatiewe kommunikasie by die Parow-polisiekantoor, wat twee jaar gelede die tuig ná byna vier dekades neergelê het, tree deesdae op as kapelaan. Dr. Kevin Williams (62),…
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Jonk en oud in Parow byeen vir skaak-toernooi
Die eindtoernooi van die jaarlikse Chess@Libraries-skaakkampioenskap is Donderdag 9 Oktober in die Parow-gemeenskapsaal gehou. Die deelnemers aan die toernooi sluit in skaakklublede van die biblioteke Parow, Kraaifontein, Mfuleni, Mithcell’s Plain…
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Cape Town runner donates R51 000 to Parow rehab centre after Comrades
Denver van der Bergh raised funds by running 1,861km for addiction recovery, donating R51,410 to Ramot Treatment Centre.
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Thornton Community Fitness initiative brings residents together through exercise
A new community fitness group in Thornton offers free outdoor sessions at Silveroak Park to help residents get active and build friendships.
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Borgtog teengestaan vir voormalige onderwyser
KAAPSTAD – ‘n Man na wie die Wes-Kaapse polisie vir byna twee weke gesoek het in verband met ‘n seksuele oortredingsaak is Woensdag 8 Oktober in hegtenis geneem nadat hy…
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Residents question lack of consultation over Panorama embayment
Residents oppose the new bus embayment in Rothschild Boulevard, citing lack of consultation and inadequate public transport safety measures.
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‘Graffiti busters’ hit streets of Cape Town
Kraaifontein’s very own “graffiti busters” hit the streets of Windsor Park on Saturday, kicking off a youth-led initiative aimed at removing unwanted and gang-related graffiti from their community.
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Edgemead residents question need for City Improvement District
Residents oppose the proposed Edgemead City Improvement District due to perceived financial burden, declining crime rates, and inadequate public participation.
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Goodwood learners shine in B-All Transformation graduation
Goodwood College celebrated 18 students who graduated from the B-All Transformation programme, building confidence and a love for learning.
