Cape Town Libraries with Amazon Ignite Young Minds through STEAM
The formalities were followed by a group STEAM quiz and students spent time with each exhibitor where they could learn about and experience the available opportunities.
Cape Town Turns Selected Open Spaces into Spring Havens for Pollinators
Such initiative also forms part of the City of Cape Town's ongoing commitment to more environmentally responsible and sustainable mowing practices. Those areas are not included in the spring flowering programme will continue to be maintained according…
Cape Town tightens safety measures as e-Scooter use surges on Sea Point Promenade
The Promenade is designed as a pedestrian recreational space. While it accommodates a range of users, pedestrians must always be able to move safely through the area. The City of…
Cape Town Upgrades SmartCape Computers Across Public Libraries
SmartCape usage has surged across libraries since the hardware roll-out started and libraries recorded over 1000 monthly sessions including Kuyasa, Scottsdene and Nazeema Isaacs. Many libraries host over 600 sessions for…
Fine Free Week records return of nearly 40,000 overdue Library items in Cape Town
Fine Free Week is observed timely in Cape Town to keep vigilance and have a record of the stationery and books issued to city libraries. The borrowers return the items in the given time-period…
Cape Town Expands Shelter Accommodation with Over R100 Million Investment
Every engagement by the Street People Unit represents an opportunity to build trust, assess an individual's needs and connect them with available support. Many people require multiple engagements before accepting assistance, making sustained outreach a…
Cape Town Hosts Cultural Leaders Ahead of Klopse Festive Season
City of Cape Town backed with the largest portion of its overall events budget that is going to support Klopse events. Tweede Nuwe Jaar was elevated to new heights, including a first ever live TV broadcast, with approx. 25,000…
Cape Town Honours 23 Emerging Library Leaders Through SILL Programme
The programme was developed by the Mortenson Center for International Library Programs at the University of Illinois Library with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Cape Town observed Arts Aweh! programme to engage youth in cultural activities
These exhibitions gave learners great chance to participate in mini-concerts and fashion shows where they showcased their poetry, drama, dance and clothing, which they created from recycled material.