Community walk at Tygerberg Hospital raises awareness for kidney health
Tygerberg Hospital marked World Kidney Day with a community fun walk on 14 March, drawing 355 participants in an effort to raise awareness about kidney health, early ...
How Eskom's tariff increase will affect electricity costs for Cape Town residents
Eskom's approved tariff hike will lead to higher electricity costs for Cape Town residents starting April 2026. Discover how this increase will affect your monthly ...
Top-eight spot on the line as Arrows and Stellies clash in the Betway Premiership
Golden Arrows and Stellenbosch FC face a crucial clash at the King Zwelithini Stadium as both sides fight to secure a top-eight finish in the Betway Premiership
Boost in education funding aims to tackle enrolment challenges in the Western Cape
As learner numbers surge, the Western Cape government is significantly increasing its investment in school infrastructure and teaching capacity to ensure quality ...
Cape Town's property prices surge: Who can afford to buy?
With property prices in Cape Town rising sharply, the dream of home ownership is becoming increasingly unattainable for many local residents.
How agricultural practices in the Western Cape endanger the Blue Crane
A new study reveals alarming trends for South Africa's national bird, the Blue Crane, as intensive agricultural practices in the Western Cape threaten its breeding ...
R2.9bn funding boost for child protection and shelters in Western Cape
The Western Cape's 2026/27 budget prioritises R2.9bn for child protection and shelters, addressing urgent needs in vulnerable communities.
GAME DAY I Teko Modise warns Mamelodi Sundowns against complacency in title race
Teko Modise has urged Mamelodi Sundowns to avoid complacency ahead of their crucial Betway Premiership clash against relegation-threatened Marumo Gallants.
Tefu Mashamaite blames 'discontinued traditions' for Kaizer Chiefs’ decline
Former Kaizer Chiefs defender Tefu Mashamaite believes the club’s decline in recent years is largely due to a departure from its long-standing traditions
Cape Town sewage discharge decision looming
An advisory panel's recommendations on Cape Town's sewage discharge appeal could lead to significant changes in environmental policy, as the DFFE prepares to make ...
How young leaders in Manenberg are tackling crime together
Discover how Manenberg's youth are uniting with community leaders and police to transform their concerns into meaningful action against crime and for better opportunities. ...
UCT sociologist calls for a rethink on the burden of care
How can society better recognise and value the invisible labour of caring for the vulnerable? UCT sociologist Professor Elena Moore challenges us to rethink our ...
He slashed her tyres: The harrowing seven-year ordeal of Vanguard Primary School's principal
A Vanguard Primary School principal shares her harrowing seven-year ordeal of harassment from a colleague, exposing the failures of the Western Cape Education Department ...
NSFAS dismisses misleading R630k payment claim amid ongoing student funding issues
NSFAS has refuted a viral claim of a R630,000 payment to a student, labelling it false and misleading, while students face critical funding challenges.
Israel responds to South Africa's genocide case at the ICJ
Israel has filed its response in SA’s genocide case before the International Court of Justice, more than a year after Pretoria submitted its detailed written arguments ...
Blood on the streets: Kalksteenfontein's latest double murder raises eyebrows
Two men were fatally shot in Kalksteenfontein, marking the seventh murder in the area in less than a week, as gang violence escalates.
Cape Town's dirty secret as sewage discharge appeal leaves oceans in Peril
Pressure is mounting on the national Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) to finalise a long-delayed appeal challenging licences that allow ...