Mitchells Plain
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Youth brainstorm solutions to safety challenges in response to research
LSE research in Mitchells Plain puts youth at the centre of understanding gang violence, safety, and solutions to community insecurity.
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Caution urged over pills in Chippa Naks scare in Tafelsig
A Tafelsig activist said she doubts there are drugs in Chippa Naks chips, citing unstained table, while police investigate the viral scare.
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HandsandFeet celebrates 10 years of hope in Cape Town
Cape Town’s HandsandFeet marks 10 years of supporting over 149 children and 215 families through education, recovery, and family programmes.
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‘Too short’ goalie never took eye off championship goal
A Mitchells Plain goalkeeper rejected by Ajax for being too short is one step closer to the PSL after Hope FC won the Motsepe Foundation Championship.
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‘Son of the soil’ takes significant strides in the winemaking industry
From farmworker’s son to wine executive, Denzel-Jonathan Swarts is opening the South African wine industry to young people of colour.
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Yellowwood Choir to perform at Desmond Tutu peace concert
Mitchells Plain’s Yellowwood Choir takes the world stage alongside artists from nine countries, performing Ode to Joy and Flowers Consume War.
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Youth Month | Mitchells Plain youth redefine safety narrative for international research
Young Mitchells Plain residents co-create urban safety research with LSE, linking Cape Town and Medellín in a global youth-led project.
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GALLERY | Youth earn from art therapy exhibition at Rocklands Library
Advance Edukos’s art therapy programme supports children’s emotional growth, with artists keeping all sales from the First Thursday Art Exhibition.
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Tributes pour in for Strandfontein car guard Jason Bailey after shooting death
Strandfontein residents are mourning Jason Bailey after he died from gunshot injuries, sharing heartfelt tributes to his kindness and warmth.
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New programme launched, connecting youth to skills and jobs
The Cape Flats YMCA’s IYFutures programme offers free digital skills training to unemployed youth aged 17–35.
