August 31

• South Africa: Outcry Over School Closures

  Not for the first time, temperatures were running at several public meetings across the Cape Flats where the closure of schools in mostly disadvantaged areas was talk about. The... Read more »

June 13

• South Africa: Vital Tools for Mid-Year Exams [opinion]

  Mid-year exams are coming up in a few weeks and many learners might feel they don't know where to begin studying. Whether it's for your favourite maths equation or least favourite... Read more »

• South Africa: Wordworks Helps Home and Learning Nearer [opinion]

  Wordworks is a Home-School Partnership to support informal learning at home in the early years. It's a programme for parents of children age 4 - 8 years old. Read more »

June 12

• South Africa: Residents Protest Lack of Services

  More than 100 residents from the temporary residential area in Delft overturned rubbish bins and blocked Symphony Road with burning tyres last week in a protest against poor... Read more »

May 15

• South Africa: Local Karate Girl Off to Japan

  Yes, Yes!! Another Bonteheuwel local cracks the international scene. Robyn Lakey, a grade 6 learner at Bergsig Primary School is on her way to Japan. She is graduating with a... Read more »

May 9

• South Africa: Sport From Around the Globe

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April 20

• South Africa: Halaal St.elmo's Opens At Promenade, Mitchells Plain

  New St. Elmo's Mitchells Plain store offers consumers the ultimate in unique restaurant dining experience. Read more »

April 19

• South Africa: April Is International Guitar Month At UCT!

  Lovers of guitar music are in for a treat in April, when the South African College of Music at UCT will be hosting a three concert guitar series entitled Magnum Opus, presented by... Read more »

• South Africa: Vodacom Millionaires Donates Computer Lab and Internet Connectivity to Mitchells Plain School

  Mondale High School in the Western Cape celebrated its 30th anniversary. The school had more than one reason to celebrate as it received fully equipped computer lab and internet... Read more »

• South Africa: Eighty Four Amy Biehl Foundation Learners Enjoyed a Fun Filled Day

  Eighty four Amy Biehl Foundation learners enjoyed a fun filled day in Green Point Park on Tuesday 27 March courtesy of local residents, Horst and Rita Boes. Read more »

• South Africa: Teach One, to Teach All

  Theatre is alive and well and living in Cape Town!! Come and see the pen being stronger than the sword by being part of the audience of the new Bridgetown Theater Company (BTC)... Read more »

April 17

• South Africa: Absa's Personal Loan Incentive Program Cuts the Cost of Borrowing

  Absa announces a first-to-market cash back deal on personal loans. Absa announced today that it will award customers who maintain good payment records an automatic 1% refund of the... Read more »

• South Africa: PSL Teams Enters Crucial Straight Lane

  After losing in the quarter final of the Nedbank Cup, Santos got evrything to play for. Read more »

April 10

• South Africa: Bridgetown Back by Public Demand

  After the phenomenal successful performance of Bridgetown Theatre Company (BTC) original and hilariously funny comedy called "Four weddings en n' Janaazah," "(Four wedding and a... Read more »

April 6

• South Africa: Taaibos Street Celebrate Human Rights in Natural Environment

  Seppi, a community based environmental organisation hosted a special Human Rights day in Taaibos street. Read more »

• South Africa: Hospital Chaos At Vanguard Health Centre

  Not for the first time I have been flooded with letters of complaints of inefficiency at the Vanguard Community Health Centre. Read more »

March 20

• South Africa: Shootings Paralyzed Locals

  The on-going gangsterism and pointless violence in Bonteheuwel is slowly suffocating locals. It has been going for around 18 months and no answer seems in sight despite repeated... Read more »

• South Africa: Super 15 Rugby - Grant Leads From the Front

  Another victory for the DHL Stormers, though not without the odd hiccup. Facing a buoyant Blues team after they beat the Bulls the previous week, the Stormers come out guns... Read more »

• South Africa: Music Boys Take a Step Ahead

  Four young men from Bonteheuwel want to make melodies a major part of their lives. Joshua van der Merwe (16) one of the founding members, " the group started with three members,... Read more »

• South Africa: Overseas College Dirty Hands to Boost Community Sport

  The South Nottingham College rugby and football teams will be arriving in Cape Town shortly on their annual tour of the City. During their stay they will visit certain areas in... Read more »

• South Africa: Yo-Yo Performances From Cape Teams Worrying

  Santos PSL Orlando Pirates Athlone Stadium Huge crowds Elezar Rogers Duncan Crowie Nashief Morris Benni McCarthy Santos win against the odds. Read more »

• South Africa: High Schools Continued Improvement

  The 2011 matric exam results have left a number of pupils smiling from ear to ear, but despite extra efforts by their teachers, did not pass. Paddy Attwell, director of... Read more »

• South Africa: Cobras End Campaign On Sour Note

  A sadly fragmented Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras ended their MiWay T20 campaign on a sour note when the lost both games this weekend. First at Newlands, they could not apply themselves... Read more »

March 5

• South Africa: Anderson Toast of the Week

  Kevin Anderson, South Africa's highest ranked tennis palyer won his second ATP title over the weekend Tennis was this week's saviour as Kevin Anderson captured his second ATP... Read more »

March 1

• South Africa: Ward Councillor Leads From the Front in Fight Against Gangsterism

  Over the past couple of months, Bonteheuwel has been in the news regularly for its gangsterism and criminal activities. This in despite of interventions introduced via all the... Read more »