Health Department confirms measles cases under control in Western Cape

Sibulele Kasa|Published

Eleven laboratory-confirmed measles cases have been recorded in the Western Cape since the beginning of the year, said the provincial Department of Health and Wellness. ...

Urgent appeal: Cape Town's literary festival seeks funding to survive

Staff Reporter|Published

Join the fight to save Cape Town's Open Book Festival as organisers launch an urgent appeal for financial support to cover this year's costs. Discover how you can ...

Celebrating Mandela Day: Media organisations come together to support District Six homeless shelter

WESLEY FORD|Updated

Ahead of Mandela Day, IOL and CCM joined forces to create over 250 sandwiches for the District Six Haven Night Shelter, showcasing the power of community support ...

Mandela Day reflection: How a nation came together outside a hospital

Yolande Du Preez|Published

In 2013, I witnessed a nation unite outside the Mediclinic Heart Hospital as we awaited news of Nelson Mandela's health. This reflection captures the hope, love, ...

Celebrating Mandela Day: Captain Ezra October's contribution

Tamlynne Thompson|Published

Retired police officer Captain Ezra October as he volunteers for the Dignity Project this Mandela Day, helping to restore dignity to the homeless in District Six. ...

Crossroads chess prodigy Imkhitha Joya appeals for funding to compete internationally

Phiri Cawe|Published

Imkhitha Joya, a talented 14-year-old chess player from Crossroads, urgently seeks financial support to compete in the World Youth Chess Championships in Albania ...

Theresa Solomon: A life of activism and leadership in South Africa

Alicia English|Published

Let's take a look at the inspiring life of Theresa Mary Solomon, a lifelong activist whose unwavering commitment to justice and equality shaped South Africa's history. ...

Realistic graduates celebrate their journey to sobriety and healing

Phiri Cawe|Published

Fifteen recovering addicts celebrate their graduation from Realistic, marking a significant step in their journeys towards sobriety with the support of family and ...

Cleft lip and craniofacial surgeries: Giving children a second chance

Sibulele Kasa|Published

If you notice anything unusual in your baby’s face or head shape, speak to your healthcare provider, because early detection can make the difference. This was the ...

Watch VideoCape Town crowned Best City in the World at the 2025 Telegraph Travel Awards

Staff Reporter|Published

Cape Town has been named the Best City in the World for 2025 by readers of The Telegraph, marking the seventh time the city has received this prestigious title. ...

Upgrading Langa's meat stalls: A boost for safety and local business

Phiri Cawe|Published

Local government and AfriFOODlinks join forces to revolutionise Langa's informal meat stalls, ensuring safety and revitalising local businesses

SAFA challenges Cape Town's mixed-use development at Athlone Stadium

Phiri Cawe|Published

Public concern mounts as the City of Cape Town proposes a mixed-use development at Athlone Stadium, with SAFA president Bennet Bailey urging the city to prioritise ...

Gugulethu Sports Council commits to support Vukuhambe Disabled Centre this Mandela Day

Phiri Cawe|Published

The Gugulethu Sports Council is set to support the Vukuhambe Disabled Centre this Mandela Day, aiming to improve the living conditions of disabled individuals in ...

Khayelitsha residents benefit from minister-led service delivery initiative

Phiri Cawe|Published

Residents of Khayelitsha experienced a unique government outreach initiative aimed at improving service delivery, but concerns about long queues and political motivations ...

Retired official Ian Arendse joins NoStop charity

Sibulele Kasa|Published

The retired provincial government official, Ian Arendse, 63, has joined NoStop non-profit organisation to help strengthen its services.

Honouring Theresa Solomon: The legacy of Mitchell's Plain's beloved activist

Alicia English|Published

The community mourns the loss of Theresa Solomon, a revered anti-apartheid activist and 'mother of Mitchell's Plain', whose legacy of justice and empowerment will ...

Khayelitsha residents endure a weekend without water as taps run dry

Phiri Cawe|Published

Khayelitsha residents endure a harrowing weekend without water as the city grapples with a major infrastructure failure, prompting frustration and calls for accountability ...

Young soprano Yongama Takane captivates audience at SASCE finals.

Published

Teachers and pupils from Harry Gwala Secondary School celebrate their choir's remarkable achievements at the SASCE national finals, highlighting the extraordinary ...

Cape Town's Service Dining Rooms celebrate 90 years of feeding the vulnerable

Fouzia Van Der Fort|Published

Cape Town’s historic Service Dining Rooms celebrate 90 years of feeding the city's most vulnerable, with family members of the founder serving meals to those in ...