Dancers raise funds for Operation Smile's mission

Staff Reporter|Published

Operation Smile South Africa (OSSA) executive director Sarah Scarth accepted a generous donation  from The Theatre Dance Association’s MOVE national dance competition, ...

Mosaic portrait of a smiling Archbishop Desmond Tutu unveiled

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

On what would have been his 94th birthday, the Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation unveiled a vibrant mosaic portrait of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, celebrating ...

Gardens residents seek protection against local couple

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Facing ongoing harassment and public disturbances, Gardens residents band together to file protection orders against a disruptive couple, highlighting the struggle ...

Protect our owls: Attend the Keurboom Park Association's emergency meeting

WESLEY FORD|Published

Join the Keurboom Park Association's emergency meeting on Monday October 20 to discuss solutions for the alarming deaths of owls due to secondhand rat poison.

Cape Town's neighbourhood safety officers enhance community security

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Five neighbourhood safety officers (NSOs) are set to enhance security in Cape Town's Subcouncil 16, addressing crime and fostering community safety across various ...

Breast cancer results in days, not weeks

Karen Watkins|Published

A ground-breaking test launched in Woodstock promises results in days instead of weeks, helping doctors decide if chemotherapy is really needed and sparing many ...

Retail staff recognised at V&A Waterfront Awards

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

Two exceptional retail staff members were honoured at the V&A Waterfront Neighbourhood Awards 2025, showcasing their dedication to service excellence in a record-breaking ...

Heart Foundation calls for a healthier nation

Fouzia van der Fort|Published

The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa calls for immediate action: get screened and informed to contribute to a healthier nation.

A tale of two toilets

Staff Reporter|Published

Discover the poignant story of Mansoor Jaffer, a lifelong activist and writer, as he recounts his harrowing experience in solitary confinement and the unexpected ...

Experience Cape Town's festive lights switch-on: a celebration of community and culture

Staff Reporter|Published

Capetonians are invited to celebrate the Festive Lights Switch-On, a vibrant event filled with dance, design, and community spirit, lighting up the Mother City on ...

CTCRA supports SAPOA's legal challenge against City budget increases

Erin Carelse|Published

CTCRA voices concerns over City budget hikes, joining SAPOA's court case to advocate for fair treatment of sectional title owners.

End of the road for traffic warden, Uncle Charlie

Tara Isaacs|Published

After 11 years of dedicated service, Uncle Charlie, the beloved traffic warden of Kloofnek Road, bids farewell at the age of 70. Known for his warm smile and commitment ...

Red Cross reveals new orthopaedic centre

OWN Correspondent|Published

Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital has unveiled a R90 million state-of-the-art orthopaedic centre, a significant milestone in paediatric healthcare that ...

Fires move from Deer Park to Camps Bay

Tara Isaacs|Published

A wildfire in the Deer Park area of Table Mountain National Park has rapidly spread towards Devil’s Peak, prompting emergency measures as firefighters battle extreme ...

Author turns daughter’s challenges into message of hope

Siyavuya Khaya|Updated

Discover how Lisa Witten's beautifully illustrated children's book, 'My World, My Way', serves as a heartfelt bridge between misunderstood children and the world ...

South African leaders demand immediate sanctions against Israel for genocide in Palestine

Published

South African religious and political leaders unite in a powerful call to end diplomatic ties with Israel, demanding immediate action against the ongoing genocide ...

The Grand Exhibition raises over R30 000 for Rape Crisis Trust

Tamlynne Thompson|Published

The Grand Exhibition, an international burlesque benefit by The Rouge Revue Burlesque Company, successfully raised over R33 000 for Rape Crisis Cape Town Trust during ...

Fires rage in Camps Bay and Cape Town CBD

Tara Isaacs|Published

Firefighters are urgently battling two significant fire incidents in Cape Town today, as strong winds complicate their efforts. The most critical blaze is raging ...

Search efforts resume for missing teenager in Bakoven

Staff Reporter and Fouzia Van Der Fort|Published

Police divers are back at sea searching for an 18-year-old teenager from Delft, who went missing at Bakoven rocks during a weekend outing.