Recommended
-
Boost public transport without gentrifying it out of reach
A Cape Town journalist reflects on leaving her bus commute and the colourful strangers she will miss, questioning if the trains will stay affordable.
-
Artificial Intelligence changes the way students access information
A UWC textbook drive highlights why AI cannot replace reading legal texts. Professionals say textbooks remain essential to legal education.
-
Tygerberg Hospital marks 50 years and honours 260 long-serving staff
Tygerberg Hospital celebrated its 50th anniversary by honoring 260 employees for their long-term commitment and dedication to public healthcare.
-
Innoverende boereplanne in kollig by Nampo Kaap 2026 in Bredasdorp
Met hul slim en innoverende planne kan boere (en ook ander innoveerders) hul staal in ‘n kompetisie by die 2026 Nampo Kaap-ekspo wys.
-
Local Kraaifontein library gear up for coding tourney
Scottsdene Library teams are sharpening up their coding skills to ensure they are battle ready for the Coding4Africa Tournament later this year.
-
Monte Vista-inwoners raadop oor misdadiger wat gebied lank reeds teister
Inwoners van Monte Vista is raadop oor ‘n gereelde misdadiger wat die gebied glo teister.
-
PHOTOS: Coin Care empowers Soneike High learners with vision board workshop
Women from Coin Care visited Soneike High School to facilitate a vision board workshop for Grade 11 learners, encouraging them to dream big.
-
Entries open for 2026 Veritas Awards, South Africa’s premier wine contest
Entries for the 2026 Veritas Awards, South Africa’s longest-running and most prestigious wine competition, are now open.
-
Groot steun vir Radio Tygerberg se kosveldtog
Radio Tygerberg 104FM, luistersaars en Spar Boston span saam om kos in te samel vir behoeftiges.
-
Motorists in Durbanville and Bellville brace for major roadworks
Motorists in various parts of Durbanville, as well as in Welgemoed, Bellville, must brace themselves for major roadworks, starting today until mid-November.
