Transforming Golden Acre: 415 affordable apartments to revitalise Cape Town's CBD

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Discover how the iconic Golden Acre in Cape Town is transforming into 450 affordable apartments, providing a new living opportunity for working professionals in ...

Major water pipe burst causes road closure on High Level Road

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Commuters in Sea Point faced significant disruptions as a burst water pipe led to a complete closure of High Level Road on Tuesday, January 22. While the road was ...

Signal Hill fire: Ward councillor Higham thanks responders for swift action

Letter to the Editor|Published

Councillor Francine Higham expresses her heartfelt gratitude to the fire and rescue teams who bravely responded to the recent fire on Signal Hill, ensuring the safety ...

Honouring Tim Cope: A journey through South Africa's bridge grandmaster's legacy

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Western Cape Bridge Union celebrated Tim Cope, a South African bridge grandmaster whose 60-year journey captivates audiences with tales of passion, perseverance, ...

Western Cape parents struggle with school registration amid high demand

Tauriq Hassen|Published

Several parents across Cape Town are still battling to place their child at a school.

Sheer City Festival: Celebrating Cape Town's LGBTQ+ culture and vibrant spirit

Staff Reporter|Published

Transforming Cape Town's downtown, the inaugural Sheer City Festival brought together music, art, and culture in a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ+ heritage over an ...

How Cape Town's youth are reconnecting with their complex heritage

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Cape Town's youth are confronting their complex family histories through art and community discussions, highlighting the urgent need for cultural engagement.

Bo-Kaap fire above Voetboog Street extinguished

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Firefighters successfully extinguished a late-night blaze on Signal Hill near Bo-Kaap, ensuring no injuries or property damage occurred. The cause of the fire remains ...

Classic Cars & Bike Show: A celebration of engines, elegance, and charity

WESLEY FORD|Updated

Discover the excitement of the Classic Cars & Bike Show at Timour Hall Villa, Plumstead, on January 17-18, featuring over 600 stunning vehicles from the 1960s to ...

dotsure. co. za: The pet insurer that cares the most

Partnered Content|Updated

Anyone can talk a good game about caring. dotsure. co. za would rather roll up their sleeves and show it. For them, wholehearted pet insurance isn’t a catchy line ...

Cape Town police constable faces investigation for sleeping on duty

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

A Cape Town police constable is under investigation after being caught asleep in a marked vehicle, raising concerns about police conduct and duty.

Countdown to the 16th Cape Town Carnival: A colouful celebration of community stories

Tamlynne Thompson|Published

et ready for the 16th edition of the Cape Town Carnival on March 21! Experience a vibrant celebration featuring 1,500 performers, colourful costumes, and inspiring ...

How the Second Chance Matric Programme can help you rewrite your future

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Free Second Chance Matric Programme can help you rewrite your exams and improve your academic future.

How SANZAF is helping pupils prepare for school with free haircuts and stationery

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

The South African National Zakah Fund (SANZAF) brought smiles to 2 500 pupils in the Western Cape with free haircuts and stationery, setting them up for success ...

Matric class of 2025 achieves record-breaking results in the Western Cape

Fouzia Van Der Fort|Published

Schools across the Western Cape celebrate remarkable achievements as the Matric Class of 2025 records the highest pass rates in history, with significant improvements ...

Mowbray Maternity Hospital's two-year renovation: What you need to know

Staff Reporter|Published

Mowbray Maternity Hospital's two-year renovation aims to enhance care for mothers and babies while ensuring safety with temporary service adjustments.

Scooter headaches on Sea Point Promenade

Tauriq Hassen|Published

The use of e-scooters on the Sea Point Promenade has raised several concerns from the public.

Ayyoub Patience is all set to start Grade R at Tamboerskloof Primary School

Staff Reporter|Published

Ayyoub Patience, 6, from Bo-Kaap, is all set to start Grade R at Tamboerskloof Primary School, in Gardens, on Wednesday, January 14.

Appeal for blood donations as national stocks remain low

Staff Reporter|Published

The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) has appealed to the public to start the new year by donating blood, warning that national blood stocks remain below ...