The City of Cape Town’s Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security, JP Smith, has condemned the latest attack on firefighting crews in the City. The Belhar firefighting crew escaped injury on Thursday after their vehicle was stoned while returning from a vegetation fire in Connaught Estate. According to the City, the incident occurred at approximately 22:30 as the fire engine crew was travelling along 35th Street between Bishop Lavis Drive and
Producer Phil takes you behind the scenes of the show and gives you some insight into what it takes to be a radio producer. This episode is the Halloween special where Phil talks about getting his team a bit freaked out and our listeners experiences with the supernatural.
Happy Halloween! There always seems to be someone who has had a paranormal experience around you. From your kids seeing ghosts, to noises in haunted houses, and spooks visiting you in the middle of the night, our listeners shared their scariest experiences. The team’s horror movie challenge Leading up to Halloween this year, producer Phil challenged the team to watch and review some of his favourite horror movies. View this post on Instagram
It’s almost time for the beloved annual Toy Run. The event is held yearly, on the last Sunday of November. This year, Killarney is hosting the 43rd edition of the Cape Town Toy Run. It’s almost time for the beloved annual Toy Run The event sees thousands of bikers from across Southern Africa get together to donate toys to children in need. These thousands of children live in foster homes, orphanages,
Western Cape Education MEC David Maynier says more than 75,000 matric learners are sitting for their first Mathematics, Mathematical Literacy, or Technical Mathematics paper today. Maynier confirmed that 75,234 candidates are writing, marking one of the largest exam sessions of the 2025 National Senior Certificate examinations. The second paper will be written on Monday, 3 November. He urged the public to continue showing support for the Class of 2025 and to
