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- Kronendal Primary celebrates 125 years
For 125 years, Kronendal Primary School has stood in the heart of Hout Bay valley, weathering decades of change while shaping generations of young minds.
- Walk unites community
A group of pupils, parents and teachers from Sentinel Primary School in Hangberg participated in the "Walk for Peace and Hope" event on Thursday, February 5.
- Irma Stern’s life was shaped by constant travel and change,
Irma Stern’s life was shaped by constant travel and change, across countries, cultures, and historical upheavals.
- Support Hout Bay’s sailing fundraiser
As Valentine’s Day approaches, the Hout Bay Yacht Club invites the community to make a meaningful impact by attending its highly anticipated fundraiser on Saturday, February 14.
- Llandudno Primary celebrates World Read Aloud Day
Classrooms and outdoor spaces at Llandudno Primary School were filled with the sound of shared stories as pupils marked World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) this week.
- An original Cape jazz and ghoema instrumental is quickly bec
An original Cape jazz and ghoema instrumental is quickly becoming the soundtrack of Cape Town this year.
- Club fumes over ‘shutdown’
The Hout Bay Hurricanes Basketball Club management say they are furious after all basketball and volleyball programmes at the Hangberg Sports and Recreation Centre were stopped.
- Join band for a charity concert
The Bob Mowday Band will be having a fundraising concert on Saturday, February 14, in Hout Bay to raise funds for the South African Riding for the Disabled Association (SARDA) non-profit.
- Major roadworks planned for the Atlantic Seaboard
Planned road resurfacing is underway in Sea Point, Fresnaye, Bantry Bay, and Camps Bay.
- Workshop aims to boost fish exports to Europe
South Africa, in collaboration with the European Union Commission, is currently hosting a high-level training workshop in Cape Town this week to enhance market access for fishery products from non-EU countries.
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....
- 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....
- ‘Don’t let the free South Africa die with us’
A book launch by the national Department of Military Veterans (DMV), together with the Castle of Good Hope and author Professor Gertrude Fester has started a conversation about the forgotten stories of struggle activists, and how they can be recorded....
- Harbour management project out to tender
Affordable rentals, transparency of leases and the site development plan, fishing opportunities for the youth – these are requests from fishers, business owners and other Hout Bay Harbour users levelled at Sihle Zikalala, the national Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, last week....
- 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....
- Dr Iqbal Survé, patron and founder of the Surve Family offic
Dr Iqbal Survé, patron and founder of the Surve Family office and chairperson of the Sekunjalo Group, received the IPSA Business Achievement and Philanthropy Award 2025 at the International Peace College South Africa (IPSA) graduation ceremony in Cape Town recently....
- HIDA remain in the dark
Just as locals living in the Hangberg Insitu Development Area (HIDA) were about to have their lives lit up, they were left in the dark once again, as yet another project was halted.On Friday June 4, contractors were forced to vacate the area after being intimidated by locals who are not in line to...
- A giant on and off the field, Collegians RFC president Armie
A giant on and off the field, Collegians RFC president Armien Brink will forever be remembered as a gentle soul and someone who cared deeply about his community, family and friends....
- Walk honours 30 years of landmarks
Former and current District Six residents and supporters of the District Six Museum gathered at the cairn at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology on Saturday for the annual walk of remembrance....
- Honouring the life of Theresa Solomon
A great tree has fallen. A baobab has been cut down. Who is going to protect us now from the great African sun? African soil will feel your footsteps no more....