Kite Festival – 2021 Dates Keenly Awaited!
CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL KITE FESTIVAL Update: The 2021 Cape Town Kite Festival will take place in October 2021. It will once again not be a… Read More »Kite Festival – 2021 Dates Keenly Awaited!
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The Oldest Domestic Residential Building in South Africa
How many times have you driven past this property? Did you know it is the oldest domestic residential building in South Africa built in 1673,… Read More »The Oldest Domestic Residential Building in South Africa
Water Discolouration
The City of Cape Town is advising residents that water in the distribution system is currently discoloured over a large part of the eastern, central… Read More »Water Discolouration
Bee deaths – a ghastly truth revealed!
The vice-chairperson of Western Cape Bee Industry Association (WCBA) and commercial bee farmer Brendan Ashley-Cooper has already lost 100 hives and he sent a sample… Read More »Bee deaths – a ghastly truth revealed!
Lakeside Community Watch Recycling
A reminder to support LCW – Lakeside Community Watch Recycling tomorrow morning. Where: Parking lot, Mountainview Baptist Church, corner of Main Road and Boyes Drive… Read More »Lakeside Community Watch Recycling
Muizenberg Kite Festival
Africa’s biggest kite festival is proudly hosted by Cape Mental Health. All profits go towards helping Cape Mental Health provide vital services to adults and… Read More »Muizenberg Kite Festival
Southern Suburbs Ranks Best For Organic Food Shops
The Inside Guide’s has released a list of the best organic food shops in Cape Town and plenty of them are in the Southern Suburbs. … Read More »Southern Suburbs Ranks Best For Organic Food Shops
Chas Everitt Cape Town South – Spring Hampers for the Elderly
Chas Everitt Cape Town South are delighted that, for the first time, we are able to EXTEND our quarterly hamper project (called Our Mothers Our… Read More »Chas Everitt Cape Town South – Spring Hampers for the Elderly
Dam levels continue steady rise as restrictions are lowered
Dam levels continue to improve and have risen 1,9% over the last week to 75,9% of storage capacity. The average water consumption for the past… Read More »Dam levels continue steady rise as restrictions are lowered