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The Constantiaberg Bulletin (formerly the Bergvliet Bulletin) was established in 1955 and re named Constantiaberg Bulletin in 1979. This long established popular community title includes the key shopping centres Constantia Village and Blue Route Mall within its distribution area.
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Tree-planting at Glenbridge Special School

Staff Reporter|Published 11 hours ago

Tree planted in support of library week.

Walk in heels

Published 11 hours ago

Men take stand against GBV.

Lifeguard champion

Staff Reporter|Published 11 hours ago

Bergvliet High pupil excels in lifeguard champs.

Constantia concert

Staff Reporter|Published 11 hours ago

Concert at Christ Church Constantia

Help Molo Songololo uphold children's rights

WESLEY FORD|Published 1 day ago

Molo Songololo, a dedicated non-profit fighting for children's rights, urgently seeks to raise R250 000 to continue their vital services for vulnerable children. ...

Experience the magic of Guys and Dolls at SACS

OWN Correspondent|Published 6 days ago

The South African College High School (SACS) proudly presents the Tony Award-winning musical Guys and Dolls, premiering on Thursday, March 20, in the Hofmeyr Hall. ...

Illegal Kirstenhof 'vet' charged for supergluing dog's ear

Janice Matthews|Published 6 days ago

The Cape of Good Hope SPCA launches an urgent investigation into Jamie Pieterse, accused of animal cruelty for allegedly using super glue on a dog's torn ear.

Supporting creches

Staff Reporter|Published 6 days ago

Ward 73 councillor hands over resources to ECDs.

Changemaker Project cultivates better behaviour through gardening

Janice Matthews|Published 6 days ago

Changemaker Project aims to improve classroom engagement and develop a community mindset.

Programme kicks off to cultivate the next generation of young entrepreneurs in SA

Staff Reporter|Published 6 days ago

The African Innovation Academy, in partnership with the University of the Western Cape, is launching a groundbreaking startup accelerator programme for Grade 11 ...

Professor's new book offers lessons for non-profit leadership

WESLEY FORD|Published 1 week ago

Discover essential lessons for non-profit organisations in Professor Eric Atmore's new book, Leading a Non-profit Organisation: Lessons Learned over the Years, launched ...

Chicago makes return to Cape Town

Staff Reporter|Published 2 weeks ago

Owing to popular demand, Showtime Management has announced that Chicago is back in 2025.

Avril Kayser dances her way to 100

Janice Matthews|Published 1 week ago

Meadowridge resident turns 100.

Avian exhibition opens at Kirstenbosch

WESLEY FORD|Published 1 week ago

New exhibition based on birds on long-term display at Kirstenbosch.

Orgamites programme teaches children about organ health and donation

OWN Correspondent|Published 1 week ago

Discover how the Orgamites Programme is revolutionising children's health education and organ donation awareness in the country.

Hawks expect more arrests in Plumstead brothel case

Janice Matthews|Published 1 week ago

An Ugandan national, Rogers Mubiru, faces human trafficking charges after a Hawks operation rescued a minor from a Plumstead brothel. A bail application is set for ...

Kirstenhof Primary to host annual fun run

Staff Reporter|Published 1 week ago

Kirstenhof Primary School is gearing up for their annual fun run on Saturday.

Easy recipes for baking with children

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published 4 years ago

Baking need not be a holy mess when young children are involved. The key is simplicity - and aprons. Here are a few easy recipes to bake with children.

Q and A with author Serai Dowling

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published 4 months ago

Muizenberg resident Serai Dowling brings the Western Cape's enchanting tidal pools to life in her new guidebook. From their colonial history to their role in mental ...

Teaching in 2020 - the year that never ended

Lauren O'Connor-May|Published 4 years ago

Masks, sanitiser, classes only every other day and social distancing. It has been a year like no other for everyone, including schools. We spoke to teachers to year ...