A Message from Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore to all Principals and Teachers ...  > 

The Western Cape Youth Commission today announces its annual Festive Season Social Responsibility project, namely the Western Cape Youth against Crime Campaign for a safer festive season.  > 

Chief Rabbi of South Africa, Dr Warren Goldstein and the Premier of the Western Cape, Ebrahim Rasool will speak on "Jews and Muslims: Faith, Community and Country" at the Chief Rabbi's Enriching Tomorrows: Sharing Ideas for the Future public speaking forum on Thursday 29th November.  > 

The City of Cape Town has exceeded its annual target for HIV testing of adults older than 15 years of age, by nearly 2%. A total of 223 089 residents have been tested across the Cape metropole.  > 

The City of Cape Town will resume the management of Greenmarket Square from 1 December 2007.  > 

The City of Cape Town is appreciative of the traders who have submitted application forms for informal trading opportunities on Greenmarket Square.  > 

On 3 December this year, Groote Schuur Hospital and the University of Cape Town will be celebrating 40 years since the first successful human heart transplant by Professor Christiaan Neethling Barnard and his team of medical professionals.  > 

The City of Cape Town has announced that it will sell the naming rights of its 68 000 seater, multi-purpose world-class stadium on Green Point Common to national or international bidders.  > 

Statement by Brian Schreuder, Deputy Director-General: Curriculum Management, Western Cape Education Department (WCED) ...  > 

Earlier this year, Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore established a Task Team to conduct an inquiry into various issues in the West Coast municipal area, including allegations of racism, access, transport, school fees and provisioning, after hearing complaints from members of the public and ...  > 

The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) will measure matric results against targets set earlier this year when the results are announced in December.  > 

The Minister of Agriculture in the Western Cape, Cobus Dowry will hand over 107 Title Deeds to farmworkers of the Oaks Village Association on the farm of the Molteno Brothers in Elgin on 23 November 2007.  > 

WCED's Khanya project wins national award for service delivery - Statement by Ron Swartz, Head of Education in the Western Cape ...  > 

An opportunities portal, called Umsebenzi, has been developed and will be used by the Department of Transport and Public Works to assist in the creation of employment opportunities through the Expanded Public Works Programme by collecting the relevant information from communities and registering unemployed persons ...  > 

Further Education and Training Colleges (FET) colleges are central to the delivery of priority skills needed in South Africa, according to the Minister of Education, Naledi Pandor.  > 

Statement by Brian Schreuder, Deputy Director-General: Curriculum Management, Western Cape Education Department (WCED) ...  > 

The Premier's Spouse's Fund, the Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport and Sekunjalo Investments have joined forces to support the work of the Athlone Academy of Music.  > 

The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has entered a new chapter in the pursuit of delivering quality education for all this year as it successfully implemented the first phase of the department's redesign project.  > 

The new Community Health Centre at Stanford.  > 

Officials who inititated the bicycle donation are (left to right) Kenny Booysen, Lebeko Ntombela, Chantal Coetzee, Enrico Pietbooi, Kurt Hendricks and Ridwaan August.  > 

National Transport Minister Jeff Radebe officially launches the luxurious Khayelitsha Express.  > 

Conference participants Faried Wally and Ashlene Hunter welcomed by organisers Lee van den Berg and Deidre Ribbonaar.A Public Transport Conference focusing on persons with special needs was held in partnership with Disabled Persons of South Africa at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. The main ...  > 

Service delivery, jobs and the need to work with communities have been the main theme of the Retreat Imbizo, attended by more than 600 residents in the local community hall last night.  > 

Members of the media are invited to attend a 'Tik off - There is Hope' campaign press conference to be addressed by the Acting Premier of the Western Cape, Leonard Ramatlakane. The head of FNB Western Cape, Ashiek Manie, who today(Wedn) pledged R200 000 in ...  > 

Capetonians who do not own computers or who cannot afford internet café fees can now access both - free of charge - thanks to the City of Cape Town's expanded Smart Cape Access Project.  > 

It was important to allow teachers time off to celebrate World Teachers' Day, in honour of teachers who often make the difference between social order and chaos in our society.  > 

The Annual Remembrance Day (Armistice Day) Service and Wreath Laying Ceremony will be held at 11:00 on Sunday, 11 November. Mayor Helen Zille will lead diplomats, religious leaders, members of the SA National Defence Force and other dignitaries, in laying wreaths at the Cenotaph in ...  > 

The City of Cape Town and the White Shark Working Group[WSWG] would like to extend their sympathies to Andrew Smith and wishes him a speedy recovery following his encounter with a shark at Strand Beach", says Gregg Oelofse, the City's representative on the WSWG.  > 

Premier Ebrahim Rasool and several of his cabinet members will today (Monday) host a press conference to report to the public on the progress which the Western Cape Government has made in the six months since the last round of Izimbizo were held in April.  > 

Western Cape Premier Ebrahim Rasool says he is "extremely excited" about the prospects for the province's economy after Cape Town-based Sekunjalo Investments Ltd was included in the World Economic Forum's Top 125 list of Global Growth Companies (GGC).  > 

The Department of Arts and Culture, the Department of Defence, the Western Cape Provincial Government and the City of Cape Town will co-host commemorative events to mark the 90th anniversary of the sinking of the SS Mendi and Remembrance Day. Details are as follows ...  > 

On Friday, 9 November, Mayor Helen Zille will sign a 50 year lease with Christel DeHaan, Founder of Christel House South Africa, which will enable her organisation to continue its work amongst the disadvantaged children of our city.  > 

Residents of Melkbosstrand, Bloubergstrand, Parklands and Pinelands have now become part of the City of Cape Town's "THINK TWICE" campaign.  > 

Over R500 000 worth of damage was caused to underground electricity cables in Kensington when two men hacked into a live cable in an alleged attempt to steal the copper cable.  > 

A talented teenager from Kuilsrivier has clinched the title of South Africa's first national junior off road biking champion.  > 

Deputy Mayor, Councillor Grant Haskin, will host a lunch for TeamShosholoza to congratulate the team and celebrate its achievements.  > 

At the end of the coming festive season, the City of Cape Town is to embark on a major program to upgrade one of the most popular tourist attractions in the CBD, the historic Greenmarket Square.  > 

Four employees of the City of Cape Town and a security guard have been caught stealing copper cable from a Council depot in Gugulethu.  > 

The City of Cape Town wishes to thank Capetonians for celebrating the annual Guy Fawkes last night without any adverse incidents or serious injury ...  >