Western Cape Education Department (WCED) said it?s all systems go for the National Senior Certificate exams, starting on October 23.
The South African Depression and Anxiety Group (Sadag) noted that it receives more than 600 calls a day, with over 41800 in the past eight months.
Six students from CPUT will be representing the Western Cape at the national finals of the World Robot Olympiad (WRO) taking place in Gauteng.
Parenting Alex, 6, and Adam, 4, has given Liesel Gaffley insights and an opportunity to educate people about the importance of mental health awareness.
The Women?s Legal Centre celebrated its 20th anniversary with a feminist conference at the District 6 Museum.
CPUT has initiated a programme that aims to address the issue of under-representation of black female academics in South Africa.
Officials are remaining tight-lipped about what happened to the homeless man who was allegedly assaulted by CCID and law enforcement officials.
This is according to Western Cape Social Development MEC Sharna Fernandez, who spoke at the African Regional Child Trauma Conference.
Four members of an alleged crowbar gang were arrested by Grassy Park police on Saturday for being in possession of suspected stolen goods, and crowbar.
Alarm bells were recently triggered by the prevalence of women leading gang-related crimes in Cape Town.
Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) aims to raise R100 000 in three months for homeless people in the city.
The Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture came into effect and establishes local and international mechanisms for torture prevention.
Members of civil society groups, NGOs, say talks are required after the City of Cape Town has been fining homeless people for sleeping in public places
Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation will today be launching their Amajita Tutu Truck in Philippi, with men encouraged to get themselves tested and get a complimentary haircut. ...
A furore has erupted over the city council?s implementation of a by-law that leads to homeless people being fined for sleeping on pavements or erecting illegal structures. ...
The City resilience programme gave 16 girls from Ocean View Secondary School the chance to receive training on how to deal with disasters, should they occur.
A Delft man is up in arms after a house in The Hague that was allocated to him was given to someone else.
The Children's Act must cater to the needs of disabled children in SA, as they are often the most at risk of being abused than their non-disabled peers
Many refugees feel ostracised by South Africans, who often shun them because they do not speak the languages of the country.
A senior pharmacy lecturer at UWC wants to make Antiretroviral (ARV) drugs more child friendly.
Aloise Marume from Zimbabwe has recently become the first refugee to receive a tandem rating in paragliding, meaning he is certified to fly with people.