Aiden Abrahams

Mozambique and South Africa: Deepening Collaboration for Regional Progress

Mozambique and South Africa are like old friends, helping each other since forever. They work together on many things, like…

2 days ago

Strand Beach Updates: Mosterd’s Bay Closures, Coastal Protection, and Visitor Guidance

{"summary": "Mosterd's Bay at Strand Beach is closing from December 15, 2025, to January 15, 2026. This is for building…

3 days ago

Cape Town: A Visual Feast for Instagram Enthusiasts

Cape Town is a vibrant playground for Instagram lovers, bursting with stunning spots that make your photos pop! Imagine snapping…

3 days ago

Cape Town’s Bold Path: Social Housing at the Heart of the City

Cape Town is transforming its city centre with a bold social housing plan that offers affordable homes close to jobs,…

3 days ago

South Africa’s Pump Relief: Fuel Prices Drop Again and What It Means for Everyone

Fuel prices in South Africa are falling again in June 2025, bringing welcome relief to drivers, businesses, and families. This…

3 days ago

Navigating the Skies: Constable Roycolle Naicker and the Evolution of Drone Policing in South Africa

Constable Roycolle Naicker is changing the face of policing in South Africa by using drones to watch over Johannesburg’s streets…

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Cape Town’s Next Generation: Learning the Art and Science of Urban Water

Cape Town is preparing its youth to tackle big water challenges through the Junior City Council program, where students get…

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Building Resilience: The City’s Expansive Approach to Rates and Utility Assistance

The city is helping residents by providing over R5.1 billion in support to those who need it most, like pensioners…

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Cape Town’s Infrastructure Crisis: The Swartklip Road Pump Station Attack and Its Far-Reaching Impact

Early one morning in Cape Town’s Tafelsig neighborhood, anger over illegal electricity cuts exploded into violence at the Swartklip Road…

3 days ago

Confronting Injustice: The Tragic Story of Emaan Solomons

Emaan Solomons was a young girl whose life was tragically taken by gang violence in Cape Town, shining a light…

3 days ago

Cape Town Cycle Tour: The Ultimate Cycling Festival

The Cape Town Cycle Tour is the biggest timed bicycle race in the world, taking cyclists on a breathtaking 109kilometer…

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South Africa’s Leap Forward: From Green Barcoded Books to Smart ID Cards

South Africa is moving from its old green barcoded ID book to a new smart ID card that looks like…

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Electrifying Hope: Transforming Greenfields With Light and Possibility

Electricity has brought a bright new life to the Greenfields informal settlement. Where once only flickering candles lit the night,…

4 days ago

Cape Town’s Migrant Shelters: Law, Humanity, and the City’s Struggle for Balance

Cape Town’s migrant shelters at Wingfield and Paint City began as quick help during Covid19 but turned into longlasting homes…

3 months ago

Navigating a New Tax Era: South African Schools Confront VAT Reform

Starting in 2026, South African private schools must deregister from VAT, which means they face big new tax bills on…

3 months ago