For generations, the Strandfontein Pavilion has been a place of laughter, splashes, and cherished memories. Nestled on the False Bay coast and built around the Southern Hemisphere’s largest tidal pool, it has long been a symbol of summer days, family outings, and the simple joy of Cape Town’s shoreline. Those memories are set to be honoured and extended into the future, as Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis officially broke ground on a R300 million redevelopment
Helping Kaylin Reach Her Dreams
Category: Breakfast
Over the past few weeks we’ve been meeting some incredible youngsters through our friends at Reach for A Dream. At just 18 years old, Kaylin has big dreams but she has been unable to attend school due to a rare form of bone cancer; but she remains determined and hopeful about her future. Despite the challenges she faces, Kaylin is motivated, resilient, and ready to build a bright future for herself — she
The murder case of seven-year-old Lolitha Kowa has been transferred to the Western Cape High Court. This follows the accused, Nokuthula Matyesini and Odwa Jack’s most recent and final appearance at the Khayelitsha Magistrates Court. They are scheduled for their first High Court appearance on 24 April 2026. National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson Eric Ntabazalila confirmed that the accused were also served with an “Indictment and Summary of Facts” outlining charges of
US President Donald Trump has once again claimed the war in Iran has been won, while at the same time saying his administration was “talking to the right people” and that “they want to make a deal so badly”. The New York Times reports the US sent Iran a 15-point plan to end the war. During a briefing on the conflict on Tuesday, Trump claimed Iran has agreed it will never have
More details about the Citro-Soda recall
Category: News
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority has provided more details regarding the recall of certain batches of Citro-Soda. During a briefing on Tuesday, 24 March 2026, SAHPRA confirmed that the recall follows the identification of a potential risk of foreign material contamination during an inspection conducted at the Adcock Ingram Clayville, Johannesburg, manufacturing facility. As a precautionary measure, SAHPRA took regulatory action to recall the affected batches of these products. The






