Local Stories
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Join Take a Hike Day and help clean up Table Mountain
Take a Hike Day 2025 on 15 November invites hikers to enjoy nature and clean Table Mountain, fostering community and conservation.
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Crime trends released for Bothasig and surrounding areas
The Bothasig CPF reports decreased house burglaries, increasing drug arrests, and urges residents to stay alert amid rising crime trends.
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32 Years later: Kuils River pastor fulfils table tennis dream with SA Masters Gold
Winning a gold medal at the South African Masters Table Tennis Championships in October marked the fulfilment of a 32-year-old dream for Chris Sloster from Kuils River.
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City urges parents to protect children from diarrhoea this summer
Cape Town warns parents as summer heat increases child diarrhea risk. Learn prevention tips and danger signs to protect your kids during surge season.
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Rare Himalayan tahrs encounter thrills Table Mountain hikers
Renowned photographer Jean Tresfon shared his exhilarating Table Mountain hike with companions Cleeve Robertson and Barry Beyleveld on November 5. They navigated the Pipe Track and Slangolie Ravine, appreciating the…
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Cape Town adventurers reach new heights on Africa’s tallest peak
For a group of Capetonian hikers, standing atop Mount Kilimanjaro’s snow-capped summit was a lifetime dream fulfilled.
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Planned water maintenance to affect Parow, Bellville, Welgemoed and Plattekloof this week
Cape Town announces water supply disruptions in Parow, Bellville, Welgemoed, and Plattekloof due to planned maintenance. Residents should store water.
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Hand-knitted trauma dolls bring comfort to children in Bothasig
Councillor Miquette Temlett donated hand-knitted trauma dolls to a NPO for children affected by trauma, emphasizing care and support.
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CHPA warns that cart horses be kept off the roads on hot days
The CHPA warns cart horse operators about high temperatures, urging early work and monitoring for horse welfare during heat waves.
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City updates on park care amid residents’ maintenance concerns
Questions about the maintenance of Brand Park have been addressed by the City of Cape Town.
