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In the early hours of this morning, frantic community leaders from the Mbokweni Informal Settlement reached out for urgent help after a devastating fire destroyed many homes, leaving countless families without shelter. The Gift of the Givers teams responded swiftly, showing compassion and solidarity with those affected by this tragedy.

The City has implemented its child safety Identikidz Program during the festive season, registering nearly 12,000 children. The program aims to enhance child safety across 16 beaches in the Mother City. According to the City, more than 11,990 children were tagged within two days. “This initiative is free and will

Today, the 16th of December 2025, South Africa observes Reconciliation Day — a moment to contemplate the nation’s path from Apartheid to unity and social healing. Although the day marks progress, uncertainties  continue to loom, and questions still arise as to whether genuine reconciliation has been attained among communities. Speaking

As residents and environmental advocates are alert to rising health and ecological dangers following the sewage release at Cape Town’s beaches, political party ActionSA has openly condemned the City. The party has filed an appeal with the Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment to prevent the City from granting

Nineteen years after Taliep Petersen’s death — a remarkable performer influenced by the melodies of District Six, street singing, the nag troepe ( traditional Malay choirs of Cape Town), and the klopse — his legacy remains etched in people’s memory. From the renowned musical District Six to beloved qasidah recordings,