The Haarlem was a Dutch ship that ran aground in March 1647, and 62 of the crew members stayed in the area to try to save the cargo from the ship.

"When I’m done worrying about my rates bill and the price of cat food I lie awake at night worrying about the plight of our state-owned enterprises," writes David Biggs.

The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) is investigating after an off-duty Cape Town Anti-Gang Unit was shot and killed in Franschhoek.

South Africa continues to make remarkable strides in its PET plastic recycling efforts, with a 6% increase on 2017 figures.

The teen, who is currently in matric says nothing, not even being left to survive on R2500 a month, can stop him from achieving his dream of opening a bakery.

A treatment used to fight Extreme Drug Resistant tuberculosis which was trialled in Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg, has been approved.

"Men alone won’t bring about peace and it’s about time that we all realise that. This is not just opinion - it’s in the numbers," writes Yanir Grindler.

A new radio show addressing LGBTQI issues has been slammed as “being from the devil” by pastors.

South Africa can learn a lot from New York City about making our cities smarter for all.

New student plans have been introduced for YouTube Music and YouTube Premium in South Africa

"The system will then be driven down to the lowest common denominator - less medicine and equipment, fewer doctors and nurses, and broken buildings."

Put your Mexican Sombrero’s on and get your dancing shoes out for Cape Town’s first ever International Tequila Festival 2019.

Called Cape Town’s second city, Bellville is growing fast in sectors such as health, tertiary education and small businesses.

"In August 1658, Commander Jan van Riebeeck sent 1 200 rooted vines to his private fruit and grain farm Boscheuvel."

"The proposed development of the River Club will add significant value to the surrounding area in other ways not mentioned," writes Jody Aufrichtig.

"I am so happy, to know that everything worked out," said Imaan Dudukay, one of the winning team members from South Peninsula High School.