Spine Road and West End march to victory once again
Fuad Esack|Updated

Spine Road and West End march to victory once again

Alpine Primary celebrates grand opening of The Andrew Williams Kitchen and Dining Hall

Marsha Bothma|Published

Alpine Primary School celebrated the grand opening of the Andrew Williams Kitchen and Dining Hall, a project generously donated by the Run4Schools NGO.

Social work students host wellness day for parents of children with special needs

Marsha Bothma|Published

Discover how UWC social work students created a supportive wellness day for parents and caregivers of children with special needs, fostering connection and self-care. ...

Westridge’s Jonah du Plessis makes his mark in Santam’s child art competition

Marsha Bothma|Published

Westridge’s Jonah du Plessis, a budding artist, has been selected for Santam’s 2026 child art calendar, showcasing his family's rich artistic legacy and inspiring ...

City invests R165 000 in Collegians RFC for facility upgrades

Marsha Bothma|Published

City invests R165 000 to upgrade Collegians RFC sporting facility.

Dancers Love Dogs returns to Artscape

Staff Reporter|Published

Alan Committie and over 300 dancers will host the annual Dancers Love Dogs fundraiser on October 22 at Artscape. This vibrant event, now in its 14th year, aims to ...

Acclaimed theatre production makes its South African debut in Cape Town this November

Staff Reporter|Published

The heart-wrenching journey of a young boy forced into the life of a child soldier in the acclaimed one-man show Far Gone, makes its South African debut this November ...

Afrikaans Spelling Bee hosted by Hazeldene Primary draws local schools

Marsha Bothma|Published

Afrikaans Spelling Bee builds pupils’ confidence at Hazeldene Primary.

RLabs launches HOPE FC and celebrates a debut win

OWN Correspondent|Published

RLabs launches HOPE FC, empowering youth through sport, and celebrates a 4-0 debut win against Stellenbosch Maties.

Three arrested after Beacon Valley and Town Centre shootings

Marsha Bothma|Published

Two men and a woman arrested after deadly weekend shootings.

Oval North matriculant Joshua Pearce celebrated in style

Marsha Bothma|Published

Oval North matriculant Joshua Pearce shines in pink suit.

Everyday products behind hundreds of poisoning cases in Western Cape

Staff Reporter|Published

Poisons information helpline in the Western Cape revealed that from the beginning of this year until the end of June, there were 6,142 reported poisoning cases, ...

Celebrate breast cancer awareness at the Reminisce: HOPE concert

OWN Correspondent|Published

Join us for the Reminisce: HOPE concert in Pinelands on October 25, a heartfelt event dedicated to raising funds for breast cancer patients through uplifting performances ...

Lentegeur family mourns Diego Soldaat after fatal stabbing

Marsha Bothma|Published

Family of Lentegeur man Diego Soldaat mourns his death after he was fatally stabbed.

Colorado Park resident celebrates National Garden Day

Marsha Bothma|Published

Colorado Park resident celebrates Garden Day’s 10th anniversary with friends.

Sea Point-based bantamweight returns home with WBC belt

Fuad Esack|Published

Sea Point-based bantamweight returns home a champion.

Spotlight on talented youngsters at junior development tournament

Fuad Esack|Published

Talented players in the spotlight at MPTC junior development tournament

Sky-high entrance for Spine Road High matriculant

Marsha Bothma|Published

Spine Road High matriculant makes helicopter entrance at memorable matric ball.

Stellenbosch University sets a precedent with its first net zero carbon building

Sibulele Kasa|Published

A building of the Stellenbosch University was certified as the first net zero carbon building on the university campus in South Africa, said Green Building Council ...

Western Cape health department raises alarm on declining infant immunisation rates

Staff Reporter|Published

The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness has raised concern over a decline in infant immunisation coverage, warning that the drop could expose hundreds ...