Trapeze artist writes book about healing

Chantel Erfort|Published

It was working as a catcher on the flying trapeze that taught Allan Weppenaar Pedersen about flow – and it was coming close to death that prompted him to finally ...

Expect road closures for the Slave Route Challenge in Cape Town

Staff Reporter|Published

About 8000 participants is expected to partake in the historic race.

Double grant payment is fake news

OWN Correspondent and WESLEY FORD|Published

With social grants set to be paid next week, Ikamva Labantu urges the public to stop spreading misinformation about double payments, as SASSA confirms no such announcement ...

Africa Day celebration at Mama Africa

Tamlynne Thompson|Published

Afrohican event honours African culture, unity and resilience.

Could the quarry be a decoy for development?

Letter to the editor|Published

De Waterkant resident expresses concerns over the proposed quarry redevelopment and car park, questioning why the green space will also be redeveloped.

Civic groups withdraw from Visitor Safety Services agreement with SANParks

Published

Report reveals women are 70% more likely to be targeted in criminal attacks on the mountain.

Traffic, work of civic discussed at Mouille Point meeting

Tamlynne Thompson|Published

Residents hear what it takes to start a city improvement district.

Cops raise alarm over rising phone scams

Staff Reporter and Tamlynne Thompson|Published

Sea Point police urge residents to remain vigilant against scammers impersonating financial institutions.

Vredehoek author launches novel

OWN Correspondent|Published

Andrea Shaw in conversation with Hellen Moffett.

Wetwipes leading cause of sewage blockages

Staff Reporter|Published

City of Cape Town appeals to seaboard residents to watch what they flush.

Unpacking people, money and networking

Steve Reid|Published

Add value to others before seeking value for yourself, says Steve Reid in this series on running your own business.

Author Sven Axerad launches third book

Karen Watkins|Published

The Nicotine Gospel set in Durban from the mid-80s to 2014.

Strandfontein's Shanon Peters takes the helm at Gordon Ramsay's new restaurants in the Philippines

Alicia English|Published

Shanon Peters embarks on an exciting new chapter.

Museum of Illusions comes to Cape Town

Staff Reporter|Published

The museum will feature over 60 jaw-dropping illusions and mind-bending experiences in the heart of Cape Town

World Belly Dance Day at Wave Theatre

Staff Reporter|Published

All proceeds will support Rape Crisis.

Keep children safe from burns

OWN Correspondent|Published

Burns Week raises awareness about burn prevention.

Cableway Challenge moved due to weather warning

Staff Reporter|Published

Challenge now set for Sunday May 11.

Green Point Flea Market returns after 15 years

Staff Reporter|Published

First day of trading will be this Sunday May 11.

Cableway medal a meaningful token of participation

Staff Reporter|Published

Each participant of the Cableway Charity Challenge will get receive a medal made from the retired track rope cable once used by Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company ...