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- Multiple flares spotted off West Coast remain a mystery
At least 15 flares spotted far out to sea off Duynefontein on Thursday night have left rescue authorities with more questions than answers. The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) says its crews and maritime authorities have continued monitoring the West Coast after the unusual sightings, but so far there is… Read more » - Mitchells Plain property prices: Westgate averages R1.41 million
Mitchells Plain may be known for its broad residential landscape, but house prices are far from uniform across the area. In 2026, five areas within the broader Mitchells Plain census area have recorded average property prices above R1 million. At the top of the list is Westgate, where the average… Read more » - Karoline Hanks completes 192 km challenge for Sage
Karoline Hanks has completed a gruelling 192 km challenge in support of Sage, a rare olive ridley turtle receiving care after being affected by ghost fishing gear. The challenge took Karoline from Cape Point Nature Reserve to Green Point Rugby Club over two days. The distance is equivalent to three… Read more » - SASSA grants under scrutiny as South Africans weigh in
A discussion around SASSA grants has prompted different opinions from South Africans, with comments focusing on fraud, the experience of waiting for grants and the amount pensioners should receive, Cape {town} Etc reports. Reported by The South African, the discussion included three contrasting views from members of the public about how… Read more » - Cape Ballet Africa brings ELYSIUM to The Baxter this October
Cape Ballet Africa is bringing four contrasting ballet works to Cape Town this spring, with its latest production, ELYSIUM, set to take over The Pam Golding Theatre at The Baxter from 3 to 10 October. The quadruple bill brings together works by celebrated choreographers George Balanchine, Nacho Duato, Kenneth Tindall… Read more » - Cape Town bollards bloom with colourful floral artwork
Cape Town’s colourful bollards are getting a floral makeover, with local artists adding indigenous flowers and plants to the city centre. Posted by Good News South Africa, Artists from HandCantrol360 have returned to Upper Waterkant Street, where another collection of bollards is being painted with colourful floral designs inspired by… Read more » - The 24-hour rule: How waiting before buying can save you money
Words: Zintle Mdaka /Bona We’ve all been there: you see something you love online, add it to your basket and convince yourself you need it. Whether it’s a new outfit, a gadget or something that simply catches your eye, an impulse purchase can feel satisfying in the moment but less… Read more » - South Africa’s food inflation hits 16-year low
South African households are getting some relief from rising food costs, with food and non-alcoholic beverage inflation falling to its lowest level in more than 16 years in July. The annual rate dropped to 0.9%, its lowest reading since June 2010, when it stood at 0.7%, according to the latest… Read more » - 5 South African places that are best explored early in the morning
Words: Lee-Ann Steyn/Getaway Magazine An early start is not always about chasing sunrise. In some places, it simply means getting there before the heat, crowds or afternoon weather arrive. At others, the morning offers a glimpse of everyday life that disappears as the day gets busier. From a wildlife-rich national… Read more » - Lotto results: Check Saturday’s winning numbers
South African Lotto players can now check their tickets following Saturday night’s National Lottery draws, with the winning numbers confirmed for Lotto, Lotto Plus 1 and Lotto 5 Max. A combined R23 million in estimated jackpots was available across the three games on Saturday, 22 August, giving players another chance… Read more »
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