Clearing invasive plants from catchment areas is already delivering measurable improvements to Cape Town’s water supply and strengthening water security.
A new skills shop in Bishop Lavis showcases handcrafted goods made by students, turning classroom training into real products for the community.
South Africa’s glass recycling sector offers entrepreneurship and income generation through TGRC’s national buy-back centre network.
UWC study reveals police officers and paramedics are turning to harmful drinking to cope with psychological distress and trauma.
Cape Town budgets R6.3m in 2025/26 to clear litter, silt and vegetation in the Eerste-Kuils catchment, partnering with a community forum to tackle pollution.
Cape Town’s beloved Carnival returns Saturday 21 March with free entry, 1 500 performers and ‘Follow Your HEART’ theme at Green Point.
Bishop Lavis CPF says it is tired of the bloodshed after two shootings this week left two dead and others wounded, calling for urgent action.
ER24 medic Stephanie Beukes shares essential drink spiking prevention tips, warning signs, and emergency response advice for South African social venues.