The Western Cape Education Department’s (WCED) schools and teachers emerged as the cream of the crop at the 2024 National Education Excellence Awards, receiving top honours for consistent excellence and innovation.
The City of Cape Town has temporarily closed a section of Jakes Gerwel Drive at Viking Road in the direction of the N2 following the discovery of extensive digging beneath the bridge connecting to Bonteheuwel.
The City of Cape Town’s Directorate for Water and Sanitation maintains that it treats the sewage discharged into the Green Point, Camps Bay, and Hout Bay marine outfalls, adding that it does not exceed the existing daily limit released into the ocean.
Western Cape police achieve significant victories against drug trafficking with two separate busts, leading to the arrest of foreign nationals and the seizure of drugs worth over R1 million in Cape Town
According to the siblings, 38 year old Foster was travelling to Durban from Cape Town on Friday October 4, 2024 when he went missing.
The City has refuted claims it ‘irresponsibly’ removed a sign warning beachgoers in Hout Bay of potentially polluted water.
The Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation has unveiled its Oceans Campus programme, bringing together over 400 Cape Town teachers to champion ocean conservation.
A 62-year-old Chinese national was shot in the chest during a botched robbery at Cape Town's Howard Centre.
The City of Cape Town has invested R3. 5 million in energy-efficient LED lighting for Khayelitsha, aiming to enhance safety and reduce energy consumption.
The City’s Department of Water and Sanitation is looking into businesses based in Paarden Eiland, for allegedly dumping “fat” down its sewer system, severely damaging service infrastructure.
Residents living in Camps Bay and surrounds say they are concerned over the City of Cape Town’s seemingly “go-to directive” to discharge sewage into the ocean upon failure of its outfalls.
Matt Pike, founder of Swimmattix Swim School, is making waves in the Western Cape, winning an esteemed Forty Under 40 South African Award for Family Business and leading the way in aquatic education and community upliftment.
Cape Town will again be the host town for the Loeries Creative Week, set to take place in and around the Cape CBD, from October 7 to 12, 2024.
The Hout Bay Seal Rescue Centre (HBSRC) has strongly condemned the attack on a juvenile seal at Muizenberg Beach on Thursday morning.
The 11 fishermen who went missing while out at sea earlier this year have been officially declared dead.
The electric motorcycle en route 6 000km to Stellenbosch has exceeded expectations, covering over 1 000km since it fired up in Nairobi, Kenya, only four days ago.
According to the sea rescue agency, rough sea conditions prevail around the coastline with storm seas deep sea bringing hazardous conditions to parts of the coastline.
The City has called on Capetonians, particularly those living in Milnerton, to comment on its proposal to rename Lupin Park in memory of the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
The Western Cape Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport says it’s gearing up to host yet another instalment of the Western Cape Big Walk.
Police have made one of the biggest abalone busts in recent years, arresting three suspects in Rylands, and recovering thousands of wet and dry abalone worth R10. 3 million.
A new garden at Durbanville’s popular Majik Forest is home to critically endangered vegetation that has largely disappeared due to agricultural and urban development.
Police divers have recovered the body of a teenager who went missing in the surf while swimming at Victoria Bay in George at the weekend.
The City of Cape Town’s Directorate for Economic Growth has welcomed the announcement of a new initiative by the Department of Home Affairs, set to simplify the visa process for group travellers from China and India.
The NSRI warning also comes days before the new moon Spring tide, which peaks next week on September 3.
Back for its tenth edition, the Cape Nature Access Week is promising to dazzle and draw in crowds this September.
