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Hero firefighter saves choking baby in heart-stopping rescue
A Brackenfell family’s world turned upside down in mere minutes, but thanks to the quick thinking of firefighter Arlin Thielman, their nightmare had a happy ending.
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Corporate partnership transforms Bellville South school with garden and chess court
Gift of the Givers and Avery Dennison donate vegetable garden and chess court to Goeie Hoop Primary in Bellville South. Alumna Sue-Lindie Solomons catalyzed corporate partnership.
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New red winemaker at Durbanville Hills
Tammy Claasen (38), who now heads red winemaking at famous-name winery Durbanville Hills, was one of the very earliest beneficiaries of the Cape Winemakers’ Guild Protégé programme.
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Local Kraaifontein non-profits represented at the G20 civil society summit in Johannesburg
Resentatives from three non-profit organizations traveled to Johannesburg to ensure that the struggles of vulnerable Kraaifontein communities reached the highest levels of decision-making.
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Cape Town mayor backs parliamentary probe into violent crime crisis
Cape Town Mayor Hill-Lewis welcomes Parliament probe into violent crime, highlighting 5% conviction rate for illegal firearms and calling for expanded municipal policing powers.
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Skarrelaar sonder bendeverwantskap naby Bonteheuwel-stasie doodgeskiet
Die polisie ondersoek die moord vroeër vandeesweek op ‘n “skarrelaar” nadat hy naby die Bonteheuwel-stasie doodgeskiet is.
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Elsies-ouma stort hart uit op Facebook ná ‘dronk bestuurder’ 3-jarige doodry
Ouma rou oor driejarige Khy’ree Jordaan wat deur vermoedelike dronkbestuurder in Elsiesrivier doodgery is. Emosionele Facebook-plasings.
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Extortionists target new MyCiti bus depot
City seeks urgent interdict after security guards forcibly removed from new MyCiti bus depot.
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Vos outlines Cape Town’s tourism strategy ahead of global campaign launch
Vos, the City’s Mayco member for economic growth, addressed tourism and business leaders with a clear message about the city’s growth trajectory.
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Lane closures take two steps forward and one step back
The closing of hundreds of lanes is hanging in limbo due to a reluctance among residents to take out lease agreements.
