The World Health Organisation recommends the use of facemasks to curb the spread of Covid-19. It protects you from acquiring the virus; but more importantly, it protects others from being

Healthcare workers across the country are taking part in the #Jerusalemachallenge as a way to promote the message that they are “stronger together”. From the Department of Psychiatry at the

The Department of Basic Education has released the final, combined Grade 12 examination-timetable for the 2020 academic year. Because of the closure of schools in March this year, due to

The Western Cape Government is calling on the most inspiring and resilient entrepreneurs in the province to enter the annual Western Cape Entrepreneurship Recognition Awards. Now in its 8th year,

Health Minister Zweli Mkhize published the criteria that will guide the determination of alert levels in the Government Gazette on Friday 7 August. According to the gazetted criteria which came

Total capacity of dams supplying the Cape Metro increased by 2,6% to 80,4% for the week 3 – 10 August 2020. Consumption for the same period decreased by 33 million

The City’s Directorate of Water says the Table Mountain-aquifer water-project, will further boost Cape Town’s water-security. The project, situated next to the Steenbras Dam, is now in operation and pumps

The Provincial Health Department says a temporary facility opened to treat Covid-19-patients in Khayelitsha, will soon close its doors and move to another province to extend support there, in the

The Cape Town Central City Improvement District this week launched their Hope for the Homeless campaign. It forms part of their annual Show You Care initiative which aims to raise

The #LightSAred campaign on 5 August saw the South African technical production and live events industry standing together to make their voices heard. The industry, comprising of freelancers, venues, theatres,

A new short film has been released to highlight the scourge of Gender Based Violence in South Africa and to urge everyone in the country to help end it. Anant

One of the country’s oldest Covid-19 patients has recovered and was recently discharged from the Cape Town Mediclinic! Bertha Meltzer, 103, was admitted to hospital on 15 July with pneumonia.

Three hospitals have been completely destroyed in Beirut in Lebanon, after last night’s explosion at the harbour. The president of the Order of Nurses in Beirut, Dr Mirna Doumit says

The City Sightseeing Red Bus, an icon in the tourism landscape, is revving up the fleet and is ready to hit the city streets this Woman’s Day weekend. After nationwide

After a career spanning 46 years, the Western Cape Traffic Chief, Kenny Africa, will be hanging up his boots today. After turning 65 on 4 July this year, Africa will

Cabinet has agreed to ease the restrictions around leisure travel. The new regulations will permit individuals to leave their homes for leisure purposes within the province where they currently live.

The City is gearing up for extensive engagements with Capetonians about District Six, the first priority of which is the drafting of a Local Spatial Development Framework. Re-establishing the community

An elderly couple from Surrey Estate say their stay at one of the province’s Covid-19 isolation facilities was like a second honeymoon. The 67 year old Jacob Bruiners and his