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Don’t throw away those Cannabis leaves – they are packed with rare compounds
These are sought after in the pharmaceutical industry for their antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-carcinogenic properties.
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Durbies se tekstielprojek vat vlam
Die leerders van die Laerskool Durbanville het bewys dat klein aksies ‘n volhoubare toekoms kan bou toe hulle meer as 1 300 kg tekstiel van stortingsterreine gered het.
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New sinkholes in Montague Drive spark fresh concerns
The City of Cape Town is once again racing to address sewer infrastructure failures along Montague Drive in Montague Gardens, after a new sinkhole was reported just weeks after another…
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Inwoners van De la Haye ook keelvol vir sekswerkers, dwelmhandel in hul buurt
Inwoners van De la Haye in Bellville het ook hul stemme gevoeg by diegene van Oakdale oor die prostitute en dwelmhandel wat oogluikend in hul woonbuurt voorkom.
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Minister Anroux Marais addresses safety imbizo in Bothasig
Key stakeholders in Bothasig gathered for an Imbizo to discuss community safety, collaboration, and addressing local crime concerns.
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Possible protest risk as illegal electricity connections targeted in Dunoon
Motorists and residents of Table View and its surrounding areas, on Wednesday 13 August, were warned of possible unrest in Dunoon and advised to exercise caution.
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Second crash in a week on R27 and Marine Drive
It was déjà vu for first responders at the intersection of the R27 and Marine Drive, right by the Dolphin Beach Hotel, as another collision occurred at almost the same…
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NG Kerk Sonstraal stampvol vir afskeid van dr. Jacques Malan
Durbanville neem afskeid van dr. Jacques Malan, geliefde dokter wat tragies in ’n motorfietsongeluk op die Helshoogtepad gesterf het.
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Edgemead, Bothasig residents hit by separate power outages
Edgemead and Bothasig faced recent power outages due to a mini-substation replacement and a kiosk fire, respectively, prompting resident frustrations.
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Dagga haul in Durbanville
Two drug dens in Durbanville were raided in the last week, yielding in total 128 kg of dagga.
