South Africa’s comedian of the year for Funny Festival

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Robby Collins, winner of the Savanna Comics' Choice Awards, where he scooped both the Best Solo Show and Headliner of the Year awards, can be seen at the JiVE Cape ...

Young writers can showcase their talent in City's annual competition

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Children aged 9-13 are invited to unleash their creativity in Cape Town's annual writing competition, hosted by the city's libraries. With a captivating theme and ...

A feast of Cape talent at Africa's grandest gathering

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CTIJF2025 will have a spectacular line-up of some of the Mother City's finest jazz virtuosos

Monte Vista resident joins Cape Town Opera

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Soprano Khayakazi Madlala from Monte Vista has joined Cape Town Opera as a Judith Neilson Young Artist.

CTIJF 2025 line-up: a noteworthy experience that will captivate

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World-class international acts and a multitude of some of South Africa’s finest talents at this year’s Cape Town International Jazz Festival, #CTIJF2025

Cape Ballet Africa presents Breathwords

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

Programme kicks off to cultivate the next generation of young entrepreneurs in SA

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The African Innovation Academy, in partnership with the University of the Western Cape, is launching a groundbreaking startup accelerator programme for Grade 11 ...

Stages Through the Ages at Milnerton Playhouse

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Stages Through the Ages at Milnerton Playhouse

Zabalaza Festival celebrates 15th anniversary

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Baxter Zabalaza Theatre Festival celebrates 15 years of transformative and innovative artistic excellence.

Jungle adventure at Children’s Magic Festival

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Join the College of Magic in Claremont for a thrilling jungle-themed Children’s Magic Festival.

AI-generated opera set to disrupt traditional performance

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A groundbreaking fusion of dance, opera, and artificial intelligence (AI) on show at the Baxter theatre this March by Cape-based Darkroom Contemporary.

Chicago makes return to Cape Town

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Owing to popular demand, Showtime Management has announced that Chicago is back in 2025.

Park fire closes hiking trails

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Table Mountain National Park is warning hikers to stay clear of the Newlands Ravine hiking trail after that part of the park was devastated by a fire that started ...

Rusty Bugs are story stars

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Rustenburg Girl’s Junior School pupil Hafsa Ackers receives her certificate for third place in the Story Stars competition from Education MEC David Maynier.

Champ

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Valentine’s Day at Jumpstart

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Jehaan Adams, Luka Booysen and Saarah Reynolds with Kaden Ernnes in front.

How to help kids beat the heat this summer

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Children are more prone than adults to suffer heatstroke or heat exhaustion during the hot summer months because their bodies produce more heat during physical activity ...

CPUT campus clash over student digs

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Following violent clashes between campus security guards and students demanding accommodation at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology, the institution says ...

Camping fun

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Grade 6 pupils Claire Williams and Iris Bowker with their fathers, Kingsley Williams, left, and Ian Bowker. Grade 5 pupil Shammah Chinhamo with her mom, Janny Hundu. ...

Thieves caught in the act in Mowbray

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Mowbray police commended the work of private security guard who caught four thieves in the act on private properties. Mowbray police station commander, Lieutenant ...

CPUT unveils new student residence in District Six

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The Cape Peninsula University of Technology’s new student residence in District Six will accommodate some 400 first-year female students. The university unveiled ...

New adventure

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Ariah Bartlett, left, and Tiana Ford, both 4, on their first day.

Derelict train carriage burns in Woodstock

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Police are investigating after a fire gutted a derelict train carriage on tracks under an N2 flyover in Woodstock last Friday. Roeland Street, Salt River and Milnerton ...