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Rosedon House residents are in awe of some of the donations received. From left are Malicia Von Wielligh, Priscilla Kilfoil, Helena Adriaanse and Etienne Groenewald.

Rosedon House food drive: Support vulnerable residents in need

Join the Western Cape Cerebral Palsy Association's Help Fill Our Pantry campaign and make a difference for vulnerable residents at Rosedon House. With over 73 years of service,…

Rethabile Nkhahle, adult librarian, Professor Gertrude Fester and Nadia Ismail, principal librarian, who organised the "Author's Talk".

Professor Gertrude Fester's memoir: Honouring the resilience of women in the anti-apartheid struggle

Explore the powerful journey of Professor Gertrude Fester, a South African political detainee who endured 104 days of solitary confinement. Her memoir, 'Prison V2957/88', sheds…

Angela Blackwell along with her guide dog, Jaydee, is taking on the gruelling Pondo Trail challenge for charity.

Blind adventurer Angela Blackwell and guide dog Jaydee tackle the Pondo Trail for charity

Join Angela Blackwell and her guide dog Jaydee on a 60km charity hike along the Pondo Trail, aiming to raise R500 000 for the SA Guide-Dogs Association and inspire others with…

Matthew Griffiths and his father, Professor Charles Griffiths at the launch of their book, 'Explore The Shore'.

Father and son unveil 'Explore the shore' at Two Oceans Aquarium

Experience the launch of 'Explore the Shore' by Professor Charles Griffiths and his son, Matthew, at the Two Oceans Aquarium, where interactive videos enhance the exploration of…

Zimele beneficiaries and guests taking part in a Zumba session led by instructor Abigail Kwan.

Zimele's fund-raising Zumba session empowers amputees and celebrates movement

Zimele's fundraising Zumba session at Herschel Girls School unites beneficiaries and guests in a vibrant celebration of movement and resilience.

The Brahma Kumaris representative, Dr Raksha Balbadhur.

Mind-body workshop by the Brahma Kumaris

Join the Brahma Kumaris for a transformative workshop on November 22 at Blue Peter Hotel, Bloubergstrand. Explore the mind-body connection and learn practical techniques to…

From left are the Khululeka Grief Support board members, Janine Clayton, Zeenat Sonday, Wendy Lessing, Zayne Nabbee, Caroline Newbert and Kgahliso Mangoale.

Khululeka Grief Support marks two decades of helping children heal

Join us in celebrating the 20th anniversary of Khululeka Grief Support, a beacon of hope for countless children and teens affected by loss. Founded in response to the HIV…

Members of the Society for the Inclusion of Chronic Knowledge (SICK) who organised the parade last year in Arderne Gardens.

Celebrate inclusivity at the third annual Sick Pride parade in Arderne Gardens

Join the third annual Sick Pride parade at Arderne Gardens on November 16, a vibrant celebration for those with energy-limiting chronic illnesses. Lounge in style while raising…

Reverend Chesnay Frantz and his wife, Samantha Frantz on his last Sunday service at St Saviour’s Church.

St Saviour's Church celebrates Reverend Chesnay Frantz's legacy

St Saviour’s Church in Claremont bid a heartfelt farewell to Reverend Chesnay Frantz, the youngest rector in its 171-year history, whose legacy of compassion and community…

Sister Ella Saarinen from the Brahma Kumaris branch in Switzerland will be hosting three programmes next week.

Sister Ella Saarinen hosts meditation workshops at Brahma Kumaris

Experience transformative meditation workshops with Sister Ella Saarinen from Switzerland at Brahma Kumaris in Claremont next week. Join us for free programmes like Healing the…

Millie the guide dog will be present at the festival

Support the guide dogs in Spring Festival and photo exhibition

Join the South African Guide-Dogs Association for the Blind at the Oubaitori Spring Festival, a family-friendly event featuring adorable puppies, arts and crafts, and a chance to…

U-Turn is making a public appeal for blankets, yoga mats, non-perishable foods, second hand clothing and toiletries.

Help U-Turn provide shelter for the homeless amid stormy weather

With storms threatening the region, U-Turn urgently seeks donations to expand shelter for the homeless and protect vulnerable individuals from the harsh weather.

Colt Miles and Sisonke Mkwela in The College of Magic production at Artscape.

Discover the art of magic

The College of Magic in Imam Haron Road, Claremont, will be hosting new courses for aspiring magicians of all ages. Free tours and workshops will take place on Saturday February…

Celtics honour Harold Berman - the voice of road running

Claremont-based Celtic Harriers Club paid tribute to long-standing club member Harold “the voice of road running” Berman, at its annual gala award presentation, held at Newlands…

Children’s rights need actions not words

“We can no longer tolerate our children going hungry, dying of poison, being shot or joining gangs,” says early childhood development expert Professor Eric Atmore. Speaking to…

Volunteers who participated in the project last week. Picture: Supplied

Counting project aims to understand magnitude of homelessness in city

Several organisations serving homeless people are hopeful that they will be able to determine the number of homeless people around certain suburbs of Cape Town before the end of…

Vics Hub crowned Girls T20 champs. Pictures: Lonwabo Marele

Vics Hub crowned Girls T20 champs

Vics Hub crowned Girls T20 champs. Pictures: Lonwabo Marele Victoria Hub Girls are the new T20 Girls under-19 champions. Vics Hub beat Gugulethu Hub Girls in the Western Province…

Dr Kally Forrest, of Simon’s Town, unveiled her book at the Black Sash office in Claremont.

Keeping Mam Lydia’s memory alive

The late trade unionist and member of Parliament, Lydia Kompe-Ngwena, is the subject of Lydia: Anthem to the Unity of Women, written by Dr Kally Forrest and launched at the Black…

Around 50 people gathered for a picnic at Arderne Gardens in Claremont, at last year’s inaugural SICK Pride. PICTURE: SUPPLIED

SICK Pride 2024 showcasing ‘Persistence is Resistance’

The second annual SICK Pride will take place from 2pm to 4pm on Sunday November 17, on the lawn of the Arderne Botanical Gardens at 222 Main Road, Claremont, and everyone…

Kalk Bay author Andries Du Toit with Kopano Ratele from Pinelands.

White gangster’s memoir looks at racial injustice

Kalk Bay researcher, teacher and writer, Andries Du Toit launched his book A Blow to the Head at the Book Lounge in Roeland Street on Wednesday October 30. Kalk Bay author…