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Karen Watkins|Published

Book review: In search of Nongqawuse

Mitchell's Plain's What The Fudge shines at the Western Cape Bambelela Business Awards 2025

Alicia English|Published

What the Fudge, a small business from Mitchell's Plain, celebrates its recognition among the top 20 ventures at the prestigious Western Cape Bambelela Business Awards ...

Enjoy free entry for kids at Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden this winter

OWN Correspondent|Published

Explore the wonders of Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens this winter. Children and youth under 18 can enter for free, enjoying exciting adventure walks and creative ...

Book review: We Are All Guilty Here

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published

In 'We Are All Guilty Here,' Karin Slaughter weaves a tale of suspense and emotional turmoil as Emmy Lou Clifton, the sheriff's daughter, navigates a small town's ...

Book review: If The Dead Could Talk

Karen Watkins|Published

Dive into Juliette Mnqeta's captivating debut, 'If The Dead Could Talk', where secrets unravel in the picturesque Garden Route, leading to a thrilling exploration ...

Book review: Death in Pretoria

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published

Delve into the haunting stories of political prisoners in 'Death in Pretoria,' where Peter auf der Heyde reveals the dignity-stripping realities of apartheid while ...

Kilimanjaro High School opens as part of Western Cape’s Rapid School Building programme

Marsha Bothma|Published

Kilimanjaro High School in Tafelsig, built under the WCED’s Rapid School Building Programme, will serve 560 pupils, focusing on academic excellence and holistic ...

Morgen's Village NPO helps youth reclaim confidence and purpose

Marsha Bothma|Published

Mitchell’s Plain NPO 42 Unbreakable empowers youth through modelling, mentorship, and leadership training, helping them rebuild confidence, find purpose, and rise ...

Young spellers shine at Mitchell’s Plain's annual spelling bee

Marsha Bothma|Published

Hillside, Wavecrest, and Westville primary schools competed in a thrilling spelling bee on Wednesday June 25, hosted at Rocklands Library. Pupils impressed with ...

Book review: The Smallest Ones

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published

Discover the harrowing journey of Popina Khumanda in 'The Smallest Ones,' a tale of survival against unimaginable odds. This review explores her transformation from ...

illRow's powerful double release showcases Cape Flats pride

Marsha Bothma|Published

Bellville rapper illRow drops POS video and HOSHJA collab, delivering raw street narratives and township pride through music.

Lentegeur SAPS raises community awareness at Watergate Mall amid rising crime

OWN Correspondent|Published

Lentegeur SAPS held an awareness campaign at Watergate Mall to highlight rising crime in the area and encouraged residents to report assault and domestic violence ...

Help U-Turn provide shelter for the homeless amid stormy weather

OWN Correspondent|Updated

With storms threatening the region, U-Turn urgently seeks donations to expand shelter for the homeless and protect vulnerable individuals from the harsh weather. ...

Pool is a perfect way to release pressure, says star player

Fuad Esack|Published

Zara Matthee, a promising pool player and UWC student, shares her journey of overcoming financial challenges and finding solace in the game as she prepares for the ...

Webmax Coding Academy: Shaping Future Tech Innovators Through Digital Empowerment

Partnered Content|Updated

Webmax (Pty) Ltd, a youth and black-owned company, is revolutionising digital empowerment through the Webmax Coding Academy, inspiring young minds to become the ...

Mothers graduate from The Zoe Project's antenatal course in Mitchell's Plain

Marsha Bothma|Published

Twenty-eight mothers come together to celebrate their journey into motherhood at The Zoe Project's graduation event, forming a supportive community and sharing heartfelt ...

Westridge FC aims for glory in the 2025 Coke Cup

Mark Ward|Published

Westridge FC demonstrates their potential with a commanding 9-0 victory in the second round of the Coke Cup, igniting hopes for a major trophy in 2025.

Alicia English: From reporter to doctor – a journey of resilience

Staff Reporter|Published

Alicia English, a dedicated mother and award-winning social entrepreneur, triumphs over personal challenges to earn her doctorate in business administration from ...

Portland High School netball team qualifies for the Kay Motsepe Championships

Mark Ward|Published

Portland High's netball squad prepares for the prestigious Kay Motsepe Championships after a narrow defeat in the Western Cape finals.

Ward 75's day of action against bullying and substance abuse

Marsha Bothma|Published

Ward 75's Youth Day event inspired local youth to combat bullying and substance abuse through powerful testimonies, engaging drama, and valuable opportunities.