Plainsman

The theme for this year's World Mental Health Awareness Day, marked on October 10, is Move for mental health: let’s invest.The main pillars of...

The Zeitz MOCAA will be reopening on Thursday October 22 with its first open submission exhibition to which all Capetonians are invited to contribute.After...

Azalia Crescent in Lentegeur, took on the Jerusalema challengeAzalia Crescent in Lentegeur, took on the Jerusalema challenge. Four women in the street gathered more than...

City sanitation workers removed tyres, shoes, building rubble and a bucket from a 45cm sewer pipe in Swartklip Road, close to The Farm in Montrose Park, last week.

Zhemeco Schuller wrote to Off my Trolley about his two contracts with Cell C.

Mitchell’s Plain police station spokesman, Captain Ian Williams, said the fraudsters use legitimate business stationery, including letterheads or logos, but they insert their own or other bank details.

Wheelchair-bound Freddie Titus spoke to the Plainsman after getting a food parcel from Woodlands Women’s Support group chairwoman, Gabieba Rademeyer.

Janice Abrahams said it was a pleasure to see the smiles on the children’s face.

The Mitchell’s Plain Development Action Collective donated fire blankets, fire extinguishers and signage to 20 feeding schemes in the community.

The three-month-old garden at Dagbreek community hall was a hive of activity on Saturday, as the gardeners tended to their project.