A TEENAGER was killed and another seriously injured when they were struck by a train as they allegedly crossed the White Road level crossing between Retreat and ...
Cape Town's biggest mosque, Masjidul Quds in Athlone, hosted several public figures for a breaking of the fast last night - an occasion that has become a feature ...
Pupils from two Cape Flats schools enjoyed live drama performances and were taught about active citizenship when they gathered at the Cape Town International Convention ...
Embracing the impact the natural environment has on everyday life, and remembering the responsibilities to safeguard this precious resource, Shelani van Niekerk, ...
POLICE were called to the ANC’s provincial headquarters in the city centre yesterday to remove members who were disgruntled with the party’s list of prospective ...
The Sekunjalo Edujazz concert is set to entertain and empower the Mother City, with this year’s edition of the annual fund-raising event taking place at the Artscape ...
AUTHOR Winnie Rust, who was murdered at her Wellington home last week, was laid to rest yesterday.
THE provincial ANC launched an official complaint against DA Community Safety MEC Dan Plato at the Cape Town Central police station yesterday.
AS THE world observed International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia yesterday, lesbians and gay advocacy groups said they felt the government has ...
ONE of Cape Town’s black emerging entrepreneurs, Luvuyo Rani, was named the 2016 Schwab Foundation Social Entrepreneur at the World Economic Forum in Kigali, ...
SOUTH AFRICANS are R1. 64 trillion in debt and finding it very hard to get out of the trap.
A PRAYER service for Anelisa Dulazewas marked by strong messages of the dangers young people in Khayelitsha faced when they go out at night.
SOUTH Africa took gold at the Pan African Mathematics Olympiad, with five of the six-member team hailing from Cape Town.
PEOPLE living with disabilities have accused the City-contracted Dial-A-Ride bus of poor service and being too expensive.
TWO weeks of reading the Cape Times from cover to cover paid off for the The Oracle Academy team, crowned winners of the 24th annual South African Institute of International ...
THIEVES caused major damage to Arcadia High School in Bonteheuwel at the weekend, ransacking the computer lab, damaging desks and removing roofs.
More than 50 principals from schools across the Cape Flats, and about 300 parents, pupils and teachers marched against the suspension of South Peninsula High School ...
PREMIER Helen Zille “ducked and dived” when answering questions from members of the provincial legislature yesterday on the disposal of the Tafelberg School site ...
SYLVESTER, the lion that escaped from the Karoo National Park at the end of March, will soon be relocated to Addo Elephant National Park,
THE IEC has sent text messages to more than five million registered voters, urging them to update their addresses ahead of the local government elections.
METRORAIL has apologised for inconvenience commuters might experience today as a result of a strike by its employees, but said trains would still operate.
MORE than 100 000 rail commuters face being stranded from tomorrow when the SA Transport and Allied Workers Union goes on an indefinite strike.
UCT has announced it will rename buildings, roads and spaces on campus, in a victory for the Rhodes Must Fall (RMF) movement.
LOOK out for stranded loggerhead turtles when you're at the beach.
Magistrates are in uproar, saying their morale is “very low” in their struggle to secure regular salary increases.