Community Highlights
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Grassy Park residents voice concerns about proposed Klip Road cemetery expansion
20 Grassy Park residents attend meeting on Klip Road Cemetery expansion. City plans 5-hectare extension amid Cape Town burial space shortage.
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Community heroes from Grassy Park to Steenberg honored at Ward 65 awards evening
30+ Ward 65 heroes honored for community service. 10-year-old Cassidy Hendricks wins third Hero Award for literacy achievements and charitable work.
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‘The Princess and The Pea’ rocks the Masque Theatre
CAPE TOWN – The Masque Theatre is spreading festive cheer with its annual year-end production, The Princess and The Pea, running from Friday 12 December to Sunday 11 January with…
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Massive Cape Gannet sculpture ‘Koos Malgas’ takes flight for preservation
5-meter Cape Gannet sculpture “Koos Malgas” by Chip Snaddon symbolizes West Coast conservation at Kommetjie, celebrating court wins against mining.
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Family-friendly Grassy Park Festive Market features local crafts and holiday shopping
Grassy Park Festive Market returns Dec 12-13 at Civic Centre. Local vendors offer holiday shopping, entertainment, and family fun while supporting businesses.
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Muizenberg angler Chase Nicholson returns home after winning fifth consecutive US tournament
Marina da Gama angler Chase Nicholson returns home after 10 years in Colorado, winning five consecutive bass tournaments and earning $10,000.
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Extended working hours for Zeekoevlei dredging
Cape Town extends Zeekoevlei dredging hours after noise permit approval. First vlei dredging in 42 years removes sediment to improve water quality.
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Wall collapse injures firefighter tackling Maitland furniture factory blaze
Firefighter injured when wall collapsed during Maitland factory fire response. Separate crèche blaze also tackled in busy night for emergency teams.
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Cape Flats sewer upgrade reaches halfway point in R1.35 billion project
Cape Town’s R1.35 billion sewer project hits halfway mark, upgrading Cape Flats pipelines to benefit 300,000 households with German tech.
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Kommetjie Road upgrades enters home stretch with holiday season construction
City of Cape Town’s delayed Kommetjie Road project enters final phase, targeting December 31 completion with west-bound lanes opening this month.
