Cape Town Air Access and Wesgro with Air Botswana enhances connectivity across Africa
The project strives to improve the air connectivity and capacity for Western Cape province, in sustainable manner, also increasing economic competitiveness and job creation.
Bradwell Spring re-opens after infrastructure refurbishment
Bradwell Spring is situated on the corner of Upper Buitenkant and Ludlow Street which is next to the Yeoville Sports field. It was opened by the Water and Sanitation Directorate…
Metro Police and Law Enforcement Agency records increase in Drunk Driving case
Drunk driving arrests saw a marked increase week-on-week, along with 60 arrests between Traffic, Metro Police and Law Enforcement.
South African lady with son assaulted by landlord in Croatia
South African woman shared that her landlord locked the lady and her child out of their rental home. Unfortunately, she also brought forth claims of physical assault that she experienced.
City’s Arts and Culture Development hosts two-day ‘She Paves Her Path’ workshop
The workshop used culture and creativity as tools for social change, connection and engagement. It was mainly designed by a social worker and was facilitated by an experienced psychologist and…
Ireland revokes visa free access of Botswana and South Africa
The three new visa processing centers will be opened in South Africa by VFS Global, that aims at streamlining application processes and managed the expected influx of visa requests.
Cape Town’s top players competing at Growthpoint SA National Squash Championships
The Growthpoint SA Nationals of Squash is one of South Africa’s most exciting squash events, which is being hosted at the V&A Waterfront inside an all-glass squash court at the…
Alderman James Vos announces partnership between Cape Town and SPVs
All the SPV projects have been carefully considered and formulated to respond to investor sentiments for specific sectors while upskilling the workforces needed for those specific sectors.
‘Mia Le Roux’ Champions the odds, first deaf contestant crowned as Miss South Africa
Mia le Roux, aged 28, was diagnosed with profound hearing loss at the age of one and received a cochlear implant to help her in perceiving the sound and voice.