The collective plan to hand a memorandum to Parliament this afternoon to demand more support
The Western Cape education Department has raised the alarm bells after drug testing of students revealed truly worrying results. Drugs keep causing chaos.
This Cape Town teacher’s alleged actions have left a mother and her daughter distraught. The Department of Education is now also involved.
The ANC-led province has been looking after itself rather than its people
Three others have been injured during a visit to local schools
Technology together with brilliant young minds.
Slow progress is better than no progress.
Have they gone too far? Or is this what’s needed to deter text-drivers?
Capetonian or not, these tips can also help save money on your water bills and ensure you do your bit for the planet
Drunk drive epidemic is about to meet its match
The region’s political heavyweights are determined to save future generations from a water crisis like this
That’s 3.4 % with a clean return. How is this the standard?
Michael Mpofu dismissed allegations in the paper as a ‘complete fabrication’
The Western Cape cabinet has allocated R75m to deal with the consequences of the Knysna fires, damages caused by the recent storm, and drought relief.
Gang violence rears its ugly head again.
Affected and interested parties have about a week to make submissions on a new land bill that would look to stop non South Africans from owning land.
The Western Cape Premier is giving thanks.
Even our president can’t outrun this storm.
The Western Cape Education Department has released a statement outlining its thought process in closing schools on Wednesday.
Going to school should never mean putting your life at risk.
The DA has faced large amounts of criticism over the last few weeks.