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Five-year legal battle between WCED and former Heathfield High principal intensifies
Former Heathfield High principal Wesley Neumann heads to Labour Court seeking enforcement of reinstatement amid WCED allegations of disruption.
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District Six Museum commemorates 60th anniversary of forced removals
Six decades on the pain of forced removals from District Six still lingered in the hearts of families who had lost their homes and their community.
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School sport in Western Cape gets R130 million boost from government
Western Cape launches R130 million school sport strategy with three ministers committing to youth development pathways over three years.
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‘No respect for the dead’: Maitland Cemetery fire sparks safety calls
A fire that recently broke out at Maitland Cemetery has prompted renewed calls for improved safety and security at the site.
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Cape2Rio champions rescued after yacht abandonment
Historic Cape2Rio winners from Cape Flats rescued after yacht abandonment following dismasting 900 miles from Rio during homeward journey.
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Mowbray Cemetery introduces all-terrain wheelchair service for visitors
Mowbray Cemetery now offers an all-terrain wheelchair service, helping elderly and mobility-impaired visitors navigate gravel paths and sloped terrain with ease. Staff assist users, ensuring dignity and accessibility for all.
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Rotary Club donates 100 pairs of shoes to Kleinberg Primary learners
Kleinberg Primary learners in Ocean View received 100 pairs of school shoes from Rotary Club Cape of Good Hope during January handover ceremony.
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City says support is available for vulnerable ratepayers
City of Cape Town encourages qualifying residents to apply for indigent support, rebates and free basic services as relief funding increases.
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Cape Town NPO’s respond to school uniform crisis following Masiphumelele fire
Sixty handcrafted tracksuits donated to Ukanyo Primary learners affected by devastating Masiphumelele fire through NPO partnership.
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Cape Town learners celebrate storytelling and literacy at Iziko Museum
About 200 learners from four primary schools across the city enjoyed a morning of fun and storytelling in celebration of World Read Aloud Day.
