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The Camps Bay Scouts, a group with over a century of history, faced a heartbreaking fire in 2025 that destroyed their beloved halls full of memories a...

Cape Town’s migrant shelters at Wingfield and Paint City began as quick help during Covid19 but turned into longlasting homes for many migrants and re...

Tshidi Madia was a powerful and honest voice in South African journalism. She started from humble beginnings, working behind the scenes before becomin...

South Africa is changing how it pays social grants, moving from the Post Office (SAPO) to Postbank starting September 2025. New applicants will use bi...

The Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town is South Africa’s oldest fortress, built over 350 years ago by the Dutch. It has seen many roles from a military...

Every Sunday, Green Point Market in Cape Town bursts to life with colorful stalls, tasty food, and lively music near DHL Stadium. It’s a happy place w...

The Western Cape’s BackOnTrack programme is helping teachers and learners catch up after lost school time. Teachers get special training and earn impo...

MJ Mahlangu was a brave and wise leader who helped end apartheid and build South Africa’s democracy. He worked hard to bring people together, making s...

Women in the Western Cape are changing road safety by leading with both strength and kindness. They don’t just enforce the law they educate drivers, ...

South Africa’s domestic workers face tough times with many losing jobs, earning very low wages, and struggling against rising costs. Though there was ...

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is stepping up as a calm and wise voice in the tense RussiaUkraine conflict. Using lessons from South Africa’s...

In April 2024, a white student at Knysna High School in South Africa used a deeply hurtful racial slur against Black classmates, sparking widespread s...