Rediscovering history: The letters of Louis 'Speedy' Weber from the Normandy invasion
Discover the poignant love letters of Louis 'Speedy' Weber, a soldier who crossed the English Channel during the Normandy invasion. His heartfelt correspondence with his wife Frances offers a unique perspective on the experiences of World War II and …
Meet Makashule Gana: The pivotal figure in South Africa's Phala Phala inquiry
Makashule Gana's election as chair of the Phala Phala impeachment committee signifies a crucial turning point in South African politics, raising questions about ...
Liam Jacobs returns to the DA: A significant shift in South African politics
Liam Jacobs, a young politician, has made headlines by returning to the Democratic Alliance (DA) after a brief stint with the Patriotic Alliance (PA), raising questions ...
Reflect on animal welfare this World Milk Day
How aware are you of the animals behind your dairy products? This World Milk Day, FOUR PAWS urges South Africans to reflect on animal welfare and make kinder choices. ...
In Slavery's Wake: A Cape Town exhibition on healing and resistance
Discover how the new exhibition 'In Slavery's Wake: Making Black Freedom in the World' in Cape Town not only addresses the painful history of slavery but also emphasises ...
Honouring South African POWs: A memorial service at the Military Museum
Discover the untold stories of South African POWs as we honour their sacrifices at a special memorial service on 31 May 2026. Join us at the Military Museum to remember ...
John Dobson banking on home support as Stormers face Cardiff quarter-final test
With over 30,000 supporters expected at DHL Stadium, the Stormers face a crucial quarter-final against Cardiff. Victory is essential not only for the team but also ...
How mob justice and vigilantism undermine democracy in South Africa
Discover how mob justice and vigilantism in South Africa threaten democratic principles and social cohesion, calling for urgent reforms and responsible leadership. ...
Behind the scenes of ‘Killer Queen’: LAMTA’s journey to musical excellence
Discover how the Luitingh Alexander Musical Theatre Academy (LAMTA) is shaping the future of musical theatre through sheer dedication and hard work. With students ...
South African Reserve Bank raises repo rate: What it means for consumers
Discover how the South African Reserve Bank's recent decision to raise the repo rate impacts consumers and the economy, amidst rising inflation and global tensions. ...
Unveiling Africa's microbial richness: The African Microbiome Project
Africa's spectacular biodiversity is overshadowed by a critical knowledge gap in microbial science. Discover how the African Microbiome Project, led by Stellenbosch ...
Ma Griet Messelaar: Remembering the legacy of a 106-Year-Old matriarch
Join us on Sunday, 31 May 2026, as the South African Legion (Cape Town Branch) commemorates the bravery of South African POWs from World War II at a special memorial ...
Celebrating World Play Day: How Cape Town Libraries foster learning through play
Discover how Cape Town's libraries are turning into magical spaces for children, celebrating World Play Day with unstructured play that nurtures creativity and learning. ...
Join the big biodiversity challenge: A call to young eco-warriors in the Western Cape
Calling all eco-warriors in the Western Cape! The Big Biodiversity Challenge invites Grades 6 to 9 students to transform their bold ideas into real-world actions ...
Fun books and games from Loot
Join Asterix and Obelix on their latest adventure in Lusitania, discover the timeless fun of Charades, catch cheeky slime monsters in Monster Slap, and explore the ...
2027 WCED admissions: What parents need to know for Grade R, 1, and 8
Parents in the Western Cape can expect the outcomes for Grade R, 1, and 8 admissions for the 2027 school year on 28 May 2026. The WCED reassures parents that initial ...