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Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) information techology services executive manager Neil Arbous, executive director Selma Hercules,Wilderness Search and Rescue (WSAR) volunteer and media manager David Nel, TMACC marketing and sales executive manager Collette van Aswegen, and managing director Wahida Parker.
CHARITYEVENT

Table Mountain Aerial Cableway supports volunteer firefighters with R380 000 donation

The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company donates R380 000 to Volunteer Wildfire Services and Wilderness Search and Rescue, showcasing the importance of community support in…

  • Staff Reporter and Fouzia Van Der Fort
3 min read
Recovery Walk Cape Town mascot Reco, supports the recovery of addiction and mental illness.
ADDICTIONRECOVERY

Celebrating recovery: Inspiring stories from the Recovery Walk Cape Town

Heartfelt stories were shared at the 11th annual Recovery Walk Cape Town, where individuals bravely recounted their journeys through addiction and mental illness, inspiring hope…

  • Fouzia van der Fort
3 min read
Camps Bay community stewards, businesses and Ignisive, a non profit organisation, joined hand to raise funds to give people a hand-up on Mandela Day, Friday, June 18.
HOMELESSNESS

How Ignisive is transforming lives on Mandela Day in Camps Bay

On Mandela Day, Ignisive and Camps Bay property businesses unite to uplift the homeless community, distributing essential items and hosting fundraising events. Discover how…

  • Fouzia Van Der Fort
6 min read
Pictured at the back, from left, are local beverage company brand marketing and trade execution manager Niyaaz Hendricks, and Stepping Stones Children Centre principal Nadine Gelderbloem. In front are radio presenter Lunga Singama and centre operations manager Rochelle Fleshman in the sandbox.
EARLYCHILDHOODEDUCATION

Transforming Dreams: Upgrades at a Cape Town Pre-school

With new funding and resources, a Cape Town preschool is set to enhance its quality of education, focusing on nurturing vulnerable children and empowering their futures.

  • Fouzia Van Der Fort
3 min read
Pictured at the back, left, are volunteers from Siphekela Isizwe Ntombi Fikile; beneficiary Goliath Philander; Summer Greens; volunteer Wezeka Dubo; beneficiary Nokonwaba Titus, from Gugulethu; volunteer Ntombi Tembani; Clambell Hoyo, from Joe Slovo; and God's Girls Foundation for Elderly Care founder Anette Richards, from Summer Greens. In front are Garrick Johnson, from Oryx Gas SA, and beneficiary Eugina Malgas, from Du Noon.
COMMUNITYSUPPORT

Celebrating Nelson Mandela Day: senior citizens enjoy brunch and community support

On Nelson Mandela Day, senior citizens were treated to a heartwarming brunch, complete with food parcels, vegetables, shoes, and clothes, in Summer Greens, thanks to the…

  • Fouzia Van Der Fort
1 min read
Camps Bay community stewards, businesses and Ignisive, a non profit organisation, joined hand to raise funds to give people a hand-up on Mandela Day, Friday, June 18.
HOMELESSNESS

How Ignisive is transforming lives on Mandela Day in Camps Bay

On Mandela Day, Ignisive and Camps Bay property businesses unite to uplift the homeless community, distributing essential items and hosting fundraising events. Discover how…

  • Fouzia Van Der Fort
6 min read