Murder, mystery and mayhem in Black Coffee
Following a long and strong tradition of ‘Christie’ favourites, such asSpider’s Web, The Mousetrap, The Unexpected Guest, and Witness For The Prosecution, Pieter ...
Drunk driving is 'as good as murder'
Two joggers were flung over road barrier during a crash in Bantry Bay over the weekend.
Four new productions for Masque’s One-Act Play Festival
Join the Masque’s One-Act Play Festival, featuring four captivating new South African plays by talented writers Lauren Bates, Alex Learmont, Dawn Garisch, and Charlene ...
Cableway charity challenge
Table Mountain Aerial Cableway encourages people to join in the fun.
Anna Wolf on South African tour
London-based Anna Wolf returns to South Africa for her much-anticipated Dear Daddy Tour, featuring her latest single and immersive performances.
Discover Madeiran culture through photography exhibition
Join documentary photographer Leah Hawker as she unveils the vibrant Madeiran-Portuguese culture in her exhibition, Little Madeira, Woodstock, 7925.
Book returned two decades after due date
Travelling lender finds book, due in 2001, among stored belongings.
Choirs perform Brahms’s A German Requiem
Don't miss the chance to experience the powerful performance of Brahms’s A German Requiem by three choirs this April.
Grow the horse…. and the jockey
Explore the essential components of a successful business model and the mindset needed for entrepreneurial growth in this insightful second part of a four-part series. ...
St Luke's Combined Hospices hosts tea to honour donors
St Luke’s Combined Hospices held a heartfelt donor appreciation tea in Kenilworth, honouring generous supporters who provide vital palliative care for the elderly. ...
Clifton handrail to be fixed
City responds to issues over hazardous section of road outside 64 Victoria Road.
Support seventh Paws on the Promenade
Experience joy of community and canines at seventh Paws on the Promenade fundraiser.
Holiday fun with the fish at the aquarium
Two Oceans Aquarium activities lined up for children to enjoy during school holiday.
Amoyo battles to keep their doors open
The Amoyo Performing Arts Foundation has offered hope to many of the youth in and around Hout Bay, but the financial burden has started making life difficult.
Artists invited to showcase work at Peter Clarke Art Centre's fundraising exhibition
Join the Peter Clarke Art Centre in May for a unique fundraising exhibition that supports underprivileged pupils in their creative pursuits. Artists are invited ...
Boeka on Bree Street
People gather to break their fast and reclaim space for the first time in 60 years.
Empowering marginalised youth
Camps Bay Police and Ignisive inspire pupils to pursue their dreams through outreach programmes.