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Iziko Mobile Planetarium brings space science to South African schools
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (273+ words) Thousands of learners in rural and underserved communities across South Africa will soon have the chance to explore the universe without leaving their schools, thanks to the launch of the Iziko Mobile Planetarium. The initiative, launched by Iziko Museums of…...
First NSRI Pink Rescue Buoys unveiled in Nelson Mandela Bay
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (573+ words) GQEBERHA – The first three Pink Rescue Buoys have been installed in a public space in Nelson Mandela Bay, marking a milestone in efforts to improve water safety and prevent drownings at inland waterways. Unveiled today (Friday, 24 July) ahead of World…...
Muizenberg beach huts to be dismantled as refurbishment progresses
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (462+ words) The City of Cape Town has advised residents and visitors that contractors will begin dismantling the four remaining beach huts on the eastern side of the Muizenberg beachfront this week, as a R200-million refurbishment project continues to make steady progress....
Lotus High gets new computer lab from Bam Foundation | People's Post
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (281+ words) The Michael-Daniel Bam Foundation has handed over a new computer laboratory to Lotus High School in Lotus River. Pepkor Lifestyle’s Incredible Connection sponsored the facility. The Dr Cyrill Walters Computer Laboratory gives learners access to technology. Learners can now develop…...
St James massacre: 33 years on, a woman's hospitality and a survivor's path to forgiveness
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (902+ words) Thirty-three years after gunmen stormed St James church in Kenilworth, one woman’s quiet hospitality still resonates. About 1,000 worshippers had gathered when the attackers entered armed with assault rifles and hand grenades. They hurled grenades into the congregation before opening fire…...
Teenager's day in the lab sparks dreams of a career in science
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (459+ words) Teenager Tamica Lakay has always been drawn to the idea of a career in science, but it was a single day spent shadowing researchers at Stellenbosch University’s Biomedical Research Institute that has given these aspirations a fillip, not to mention…...
Rescue dogs turn artists to raise funds for TEARS Animal Rescue
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (540+ words) The annual RePAWposed TEARS Art Exhibition and Auction, hosted by Noordhoek Art Point Gallery, returns from Saturday 25 July to Friday 31 July this year, inviting the public to experience a new art collection of artworks straight from the shelves of TEARS…...
Fish Hoek karate star aims for number one in Africa
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (431+ words) At just 20 years old, Myuoor Maiyien Pillay has already carved out a name for himself in the world of karate and hopes to become the number-one-ranked kata athlete in Africa for the Senior Division. Residing in Fish Hoek and currently…...
Woodstock's Souper Troopers gives people a pathway out of homelessness
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (789+ words) A personal crisis in 2014 inspired Kerry Hoffman to hand out soup and sandwiches to people living on Cape Town’s streets. Today, that single act of compassion has grown into Souper Troopers‘ Humanity Hub in Woodstock, where people experiencing homelessness receive…...
Mosque could acquire Cape Good Hope Centre, Mayor confirms
1+ week, 3+ hour ago (865+ words) The fate of the Cape Good Hope Centre remains up in the air. As of yet it cannot be confirmed who the buyer of the Cape Good Hope Centre will be. This week the City of Cape Town said a…...