Pupil beats dyslexia to achieve bachelor's pass

Marsha Bothma|Published

Caurtwen Solomons, a 22-year-old from Beacon Valley, defies the odds of dyslexia to pursue his dream of becoming an architect. With resilience and determination, ...

Empatheatre's one-woman show at Baxter

Staff Reporter|Published

Grandmother forced to reawaken vengeful spirit to secure her survival, in stage production.

Book review: Murder on Lake Garda

Karen Watkins|Published

In a luxurious wedding on a secluded island in Lake Garda, Italy, a bloodcurdling scream shatters the fairytale as a murder unfolds.

Arts students enjoy a day out

OWN Correspondent|Published

On Saturday March 29, children enjoyed a fun-filled day at Dalvie’s catering service in Colorado, featuring swimming, a braai, and board games. Mark Jeneker praised ...

Mayor leads service blitz in Lentegeur

Marsha Bothma|Published

Join Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis as he leads a transformative service blitz in Mitchell's Plain, aiming to enhance accessibility and address community concerns. ...

Murder, mystery and mayhem in Black Coffee

Staff Reporter|Published

Following a long and strong tradition of ‘Christie’ favourites, such asSpider’s Web, The Mousetrap, The Unexpected Guest, and Witness For The Prosecution, Pieter ...

Beacon Valley footballer chases his goal in the USA

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Yaseen Petersen, a talented soccer player from Beacon Valley, is set to chase his dreams in the USA after raising R57 000 through community support.

Rail 'squatters were never relocated'

Marsha Bothma|Published

Cape Town's Central Line remains closed due to ongoing issues with squatters occupying the railway corridor, leaving commuters in limbo as relocation efforts continue. ...

Rocklands winemaker wins prestigious award

Marsha Bothma|Published

Discover how Kiara Scott-Farmer, a former Rocklands resident, overcame challenges to win the prestigious 2024 Diners Club Winemaker of the Year award and inspire ...

Career expo at Summerdale High School

OWN Correspondent|Published

Lentegeur Library and Summerdale High School collaborated to host a successful career expo.

Love and acceptance: DICAG WC's mission for children with disabilities

Alicia English|Published

Non-profit organisation Disabled Children Action Group Western Cape advocates for children with disabilities by empowering both the children and their caregivers. ...

Mass iftaar at Strandfontein High

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Strandfontein Secondary School Representative Council of Learners' (RCL) hosted their first mass Iftaar event.

New kit for Lentegeur CPF

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The Lentegeur CPF (Community Police Forum) members received their new uniform on Saturday March 15 at the Lentgeuer police station.

Street boeka

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On Saturday March 22 Hands of Hope Foundation hosted their first street boeka in John Dykman Crescent, New Woodlands.

Four new productions for Masque’s One-Act Play Festival

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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 ...

Athlone revels in trolley race triumph

Staff Reporter|Published

Cheers and laughter filled the grounds of Training Workshops Unlimited (TWU) in Athlone, as people with intellectual disability took part in the Trolley Race, the ...

Anna Wolf on South African tour

Staff Reporter|Published

London-based Anna Wolf returns to South Africa for her much-anticipated Dear Daddy Tour, featuring her latest single and immersive performances.

Choirs perform Brahms’s A German Requiem

Staff Reporter|Published

Don't miss the chance to experience the powerful performance of Brahms’s A German Requiem by three choirs this April.

Book review: 100 Poems to Help You Sleep

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published

Lauren O'Connor-May reviews a soothing collection of lullabies, hymns, and gentle verses in 100 Poems to Help You Sleep, designed to guide you into a peaceful slumber. ...