City of Cape Town hosts fun-filled Langa ECD centres
These activities align with the developmental outcomes of the Active Kiddies Programme, ensuring that play is not only fun, but also contributes to motor skills development, balance, agility and muscle…
City of Cape Town hosts 2025 Bay Hill Cup Tournament fixture draw
This is the 36th edition of the tournament that will take place over the Easter long weekend, to contest the final match at Athlone Stadium on April 21, 2025. The…
‘Adopt a Tree’ with City of Cape Town’s new programme to expand green spaces
‘Adopt a Tree’ is an initiative that aims to mobile community organisations and residents to plant at least 500 trees across the city during the important planting season that begins…
City of Cape Town launches Aquatic Programmes at Morningstar Swimming Pool
The programme was extended to seniors with aqua aerobics sessions catering to older persons. It is a very popular initiative and has attracted participants from senior fitness clubs as far…
Wake Up! reader in you during South African National Library Week
The 2025 edition of the event follows the theme ‘Libraries for Sustainable Communities’ that highlights how libraries serve as shared neighbourhood resources that benefit everyone.
City of Cape Town backs young entrepreneurs with YouthStartCT programme
YouthStart could be just a catalyst to shift ones future into high gear, so it is a great chance to register yourself into the challenge and present yourself.
Cape Town CACD Career Expo leads over 1200 learners to their future careers
The expos created awareness of careers and opportunities that are available to learners and will also provide an opportunity to interact with the industry professionals.
City of Cape Town observes numerous upgradations by Recreation and Parks Department
The City of Cape Town is committed to provide quality and safe spaces for sport and recreation and proceeding towards the completion of these projects speaks to the commitment.
City of Cape Town arranges ‘Learn to Swim’ Fun Day at Hanover Park
The ‘Learn-to-Swim’ programme is more than about just teaching children how to swim – it is a critical component of the broader strategy for drowning prevention.