IY man on a mission to give hope to youth

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After jumping in to help a child in need, a man from Imizamo Yethu decided to help there and now wants to do more. . .

Murder, mystery and mayhem in Black Coffee

Staff Reporter|Published

Following a long and strong tradition of ‘Christie’ favourites, such asSpider’s Web, The Mousetrap, The Unexpected Guest, and Witness For The Prosecution, Pieter ...

Four new productions for Masque’s One-Act Play Festival

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Join the Masque’s One-Act Play Festival, featuring four captivating new South African plays by talented writers Lauren Bates, Alex Learmont, Dawn Garisch, and Charlene ...

Anna Wolf on South African tour

Staff Reporter|Published

London-based Anna Wolf returns to South Africa for her much-anticipated Dear Daddy Tour, featuring her latest single and immersive performances.

Choirs perform Brahms’s A German Requiem

Staff Reporter|Published

Don't miss the chance to experience the powerful performance of Brahms’s A German Requiem by three choirs this April.

Book review: 100 Poems to Help You Sleep

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published

Lauren O'Connor-May reviews a soothing collection of lullabies, hymns, and gentle verses in 100 Poems to Help You Sleep, designed to guide you into a peaceful slumber. ...

Grow the horse…. and the jockey

Steve Reid|Published

Explore the essential components of a successful business model and the mindset needed for entrepreneurial growth in this insightful second part of a four-part series. ...

Quarter-final exit for Hout Bay Hurricanes at pre-season basketball tourney

Lonwabo Marele|Published

Hout Bay Hurricanes bow out of quarter-finals of a pre-season tournament in Gugulethu.

Pupils scoop silver and bronze in icy waters

Keanan Harmse|Published

Two Llandudno Primary School pupils, Sofia Moriz and Charly Abernethy, braved freezing waters and jellyfish to secure silver and bronze at the Chapman’s Peak Meander ...

Library hosts book discussion with local authors

Keanan Harmse|Published

Hout Bay library hosts local authors during during Library Week.

Music academy finds new home

Keanan Harmse|Published

Kroenendal Music Academy is set to transform its teaching environment as it relocates to a spacious new facility in Hout Bay, aiming to enrich the lives of disadvantaged ...

Educare celebrates 20 years

Keanan Harmse|Published

Angel Starfish Educare in Hout Bay celebrated 20 years of transforming the lives of disadvantaged children.

Watch VideoAmoyo battles to keep their doors open

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The Amoyo Performing Arts Foundation has offered hope to many of the youth in and around Hout Bay, but the financial burden has started making life difficult.

Review: Onyx Storm

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published

Onyx Storm is the third book in the Empyrean Series, captivating romantasy fans with its thrilling twists and complex characters.

Help Molo Songololo uphold children's rights

WESLEY FORD|Published

Molo Songololo, a dedicated non-profit fighting for children's rights, urgently seeks to raise R250 000 to continue their vital services for vulnerable children. ...

Cape Ballet Africa presents Breathwords

Staff Reporter|Published

Breathwords features two choreographies by Dutch and Spanish creators respectively, presented alongside an expanded version of Reverie.

Children's book reviews: from unicorns to classics

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published

From bubblegum-flavoured unicorn tales to beloved classics reimagined, this collection of children's book reviews spans magical adventures, teen diaries, and a fresh ...

Book reviews: The Wild Robot and Uglies FTIs

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published

Two beloved novels get the Hollywood treatment: Scott Westerfield's dystopian young adult novel Uglies arrives on Netflix, while Peter Brown's heartwarming tale ...

Pipe project valued at R56 million to quell Hout Bay leaks

Keanan Harmse|Published

City presents detailed plans of high-pressure pipeline upgrades in Hout Bay.