Simon Ince conquers the treacherous False Bay crossing
After 10 hours 42 minutes, Simon Ince, 62, touched the rocky shores of Rooi-Els and stood to claim the official title of the oldest person, and the eighth person, to successfully swim the 34km False Bay crossing.
V&A Waterfront initiative to put some smooth sailing in children’s lives
Academy to provide sailing therapy to disadvantaged children
Tour guide to summit Table Mountain 365 times for charity
Rudy van Dieman is determined to make a difference to the lives of children in need.
Kuyasa Bridge damaged due to erosion two months after being built
Recently built bridged, now falling apart.
First came an art passion, and then came love
Passion for art brought two lovers together
Deaf and blind Jenny still able to navigate her world
Jenny who is both deaf and blind, navigates her world through kind community support
#BeMyValentine campaign features dogs up for adoption
The #BeMyValentine campaign aims to feature dogs up for adoption looking for sponsorship to make their Valentine’s Day a happy one.
Several arrests made after cable theft that left thousands in dark
Residents of Macassar, Firgrove and surrounding areas were left in darkness after cable thieves stole copper cables belonging to Eskom.
Municipal services reinstated in Macassar
Residents of Macassar are overjoyed that a municipal building that was destroyed in a fire in 2018 reopened last Friday after repairs were completed.
UPliftment Programme celebrates 18 years of bringing joy
For over 18 years, the UPliftment Programme has been sharing joy throughout South Africa
Cyclist’s milestone raises R60 000 for 12 kids battling grave illness
Funds from Grant Lottering milestone to cater for 12 unstable children
’Peer pressure, drugs and dropping out of school is never an end’ - Naidoo says it all
From dropping out of varsity to being more involved with community based projects
Miracle Kids hopes to see support for disabled children and those with disorders
Foster parent says a lack of support can mainly be attributed to the lack of awareness, knowledge and understanding which leads to exclusion and limitation of the potential of children with disabilities.
WC mega blitz found a gap in the hospitality sector
DOL mega blitz inspection also to focus on problematic sectors
IPAF to take art to the streets of Cape Town’s CBD
International Public Art festival to be taken to the streets of Cape Town.
New centre for special needs children opened in Mbekweni
Special needs children blessed with an opportunity to reach their full potential.
George Municipality urges residents, business to save water amid high usage
Use of drinking water each day in George is currently higher than the amount of water that is being purified at the water treatment works.
The Milk restaurant survives Covid-19 and is set to create more jobs
The re-launch of The Milk Restaurant and Champagne bar to secure employment opportunities for locals.
Pet owners advised to keep their furry friends in cool areas during the heat
Animal Welfare Society SA’s tips to keep your furry friends cool in the heat
Charles Petersen retires after 47 years of magic production
Charles Petersen retires after 47 years with CAPAB, Artscape and Cape Town City Ballet
Mustadafin Foundation to host their first fund-raising event for the year
Support for Mustadafin's event, 'Fish with us for a purpose, to feed a mind and feed a belly'.
Youth employment remains top priority in WC
WC government against youth unemployment
R17 million boost for special needs a step in the right direction
there is still much work that needs to be done as the majority of public transport remains inaccessible to the majority of persons with disabilities.
Night-time economy operators say lifting of curfew will bring about a boost for their business
Curfew relaxation set to create more economic opportunities
Train vandalism to cost Metrorail R20 000
Train stoned on its way to Fish Hoek Station.