Soneike High School placed third at the RTMC’s national road safety debate and PET competition in Johannesburg, representing the Western Cape.
Three officers were honored for bravery in life-saving rescues: aiding a premature birth, saving a drowning boy, and caring for an animal.
The Goodwood CPF lauds Monte Vista and Plattekloof Glen residents for donating vital supplies to support crime victims at the police station.
Nearly 180 young chess players from about 40 Cape Town libraries competed in the City’s annual Chess@Libraries Tournament finals at Kenilworth Racecourse.
Fifteen-year-old Julia Christoffels from Durbanville participated in a prestigious classical music workshop, gaining coaching from professional musicians.
The City of Cape Town invites arts and culture organisations to apply for Grants-in-Aid funding by 30 October for projects across the metro.
A new R105 million Ravensmead Community Day Centre has opened, replacing the old clinic with expanded healthcare services for 6 800 patients monthly.
Durbanville residents have only days left to comment on the proposed rezoning of an Oxford Street property from residential to business use.
Life can change in an instant, reminding us that not everything goes according to plan and teaching us to trust the journey ahead.
South Africa’s largest World Animal Day celebration returns to Sea Point Promenade with animal adoptions, expert talks and family entertainment.