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- Seal-feeding controversy
On the edge of Hout Bay Harbour, where fishing boats come and go, and the sea churns against the harbour walls, another daily spectacle draws a crowd.
- Mondays have never been this exciting for sports fans
Monday has officially become my favourite day of the week.
- Operation Hangberg brings animal aid
Whisker Warrior Foundation, an animal welfare organisation, has moved its Operation Hangberg Outreach to Saturday, October 10.
- World Heart Day was commemorated on Tuesday, September 29, w
World Heart Day was commemorated on Tuesday, September 29, with the Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness encouraging residents to recognise the warning signs of heart conditions and seek medical care before they become emergencies.
- IY soup kitchen appeals for support
In a small brick house on Mkwayi Street in Imizamo Yethu, Hout Bay, a woman is quietly making a difference, one meal at a time.
- Cape Town audiences will have the chance to discover emergin
Cape Town audiences will have the chance to discover emerging local musicians when A Jazzy Sunday Afternoon takes place at Milnerton Playhouse on Sunday, October 11.
- Transforming Hout Bay’s literacy landscape
In 2007, Hout Bay resident Lola Kramer noticed a young boy who regularly appeared outside her office.
- The all-new Royal Countess Zingara opens on Saturday, Octobe
The all-new Royal Countess Zingara opens on Saturday, October 10, at Century City with a new show concept called Melanina –Return to Origin.
- ‘Kinnes van Somers’ at Baxter
The Finest of the Fest-winning production at the 2026 Zabalaza Theatre Festival, Kinnes van Somers, will be staged at the Baxter Studio from Tuesday, October 6 to Saturday, October 10.
- Injured hiker rescued overnight
A coastal hike from Llandudno to Hout Bay turned into a dramatic overnight rescue after two German visitors became stranded near the Boss 400 wreck on Sunday.
Featured documents
- Pharmaceutical pollution crisis revealed by Hout Bay’s mussels
Hout Bay’s marine environment is seriously threatened by pharmaceutical and personal care product compounds (PPCPs) that persist and bio-accumulate in marine life, even kilometres away from pollution sources, a new UCT study has revealed....
- Neighbours hopping mad over trampoline park
More than a dozen residents of Hout Bay’s Bokkemanskloof area are hopping mad over the noise from the Clay Café’s trampoline park, which they say wasn’t in a plan the owners showed them before moving onto the site in 2016....
- ‘Robber’ arrested on Table Mountain
A joint operation on Table Mountain that resulted in an arrest was a highlighted topic at the monthly Cape Town Central community police forum (CPF) meeting, which took place last Thursday, April 3, at the station in Buitekant Street....
- Jason van't Slot is an extreme cyclist, public speaker and s
Jason van't Slot is an extreme cyclist, public speaker and sales representative who lives in Noordhoek, but when he was eight months old he was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, or CF, and his parents were told he would likely live only 10 years....
- City blueprints for greater densification in parts of the so
City blueprints for greater densification in parts of the southern suburbs have drawn a bitter response from residents who viewed them at a public meeting in Constantia....
- Rusty finds new purpose after Zim prison ordeal
There was a time when Rusty Labuschagne, of Hout Bay, had pretty much everything a man could ask for − he ran a safari outfit, flew his own aircraft and had a luxury house in Bulawayo and a fishing resort on Lake Kariba....
- Rusty finds new purpose after Zim prison ordeal
There was a time when Rusty Labuschagne, of Hout Bay, had pretty much everything a man could ask for − he ran a safari outfit, flew his own aircraft and had a luxury house in Bulawayo and a fishing resort on Lake Kariba....
- The Friends of Constantia Valley Greenbelts is working with
The Friends of Constantia Valley Greenbelts is working with residents and a number of other local organisations to create a wetland restoration garden. But their work will be “severely undermined” if the City doesn’t play its part, said chairman Colin Walker at the FoCVG’s recent annual general...
- Chapman’s Peak Drive celebrates a century of feats
Chapman’s Peak Drive, which is considered one of the world’s most scenic drives, celebrates its centenary today, Friday May 6....
- Activists demand Dial-a-Ride return
Activists with disabilities rallied for the immediate restoration of the Dial-A-Ride (DaR) service, highlighting the critical need for accessible transport in their daily lives....
