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Atlantic Sun - May 29, 2025

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Atlantic Sun Description:

Uitgever: Independent-Media-Newspapers

Categorie: Newspaper

Taal: English

Frequentie: Weekly

The Atlantic Sun is a free weekly community newspaper available in print and digital format, and is distributed to 31 500 readers’ homes every Thursday in the Green Point, Mouille Point, Three Anchor Bay, Sea Point, Fresnoye, Camps Bay, Bakoven, Clifton, Bantry Bay, Vredehoek, Gardens, Oranjezicht, Tamboerskloof, Devil’s Peak, Zonnebloem, High Cape, De Waterkant and Schotschekloof areas.

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May 29, 2025

Tips to help reduce sewage overflow

He said while the City remains responsible for sewer infrastructure, the CID supplements these efforts by clearing Camps Bay's 496 stormwater drains and addressing surface-level blockages particularly in preparation for the winter season.

2 mins

Double grant payment is fake news, Sassa warns recipients

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) says the post circulated earlier this month on social media claiming that they will be paying double social grants in June is fake news.

1 mins

Cops raise alarm over rising phone scams

Sea Point police are warning residents to beware of telephone fraud after they've received numerous complaints about people getting phone calls from scammers pretending to be from financial institutions.

1 mins

SANParks says it will continue to engage with safety groups

“Table Mountain National Park continues to relate successfully with other groups that participate in the VSS. We will also continue to engage all volunteers who are interested in constructive engage-

1 mins

Traffic, work of civic discussed at meeting

Concerns over traffic congestion and a general lack of awareness about the work of the Mouille Point Ratepayers' Association (MPRA) dominated the discussion at the organisation's annual general meeting, held at the Hellenic Club last Thursday, May 15.

3 mins

Africa Day celebration at Mama Africa

Mama Africa restaurant was a hub of African culture as they hosted Afrohican, an event in honour of Africa Day, marked annually on May 25.

1 mins

Cape Town Big Band Jazz Festival at Baxter

The Cape Town Big Band Jazz Festival takes place from Wednesday May 28 to Saturday May 31 at the Baxter Concert Hall in Rondebosch.

1 mins

'Sectional title attractive to first-time buyers'

It's no secret that property prices have soared in Cape Town in recent years but there are still excellent investments to be made, especially in the sectional title sector, with 40% of purchasers being first-time buyers looking to get a foot on the ladder of a buoyant property market.

3 mins

Response to budget speech 3.0

South Africa's Budget 3.0, tabled last week following months of political negotiation and fiscal reworking, brings with it a blend of relief, realism, and renewed responsibility.

1 mins

Capetonian crowned IBF Youth featherweight 'King'

Newly-crowned International Boxing Federation (IBF) Africa Youth featherweight champion, Ishmaeel “King K” Kadri, 25, from Wynberg, flew the flag for Cape Town, country and continent when he beat Namibia’s Lineekela Nghifindaka, 22, via technical knockout, at Carnival City, in Johannesburg, at the weekend.

2 mins

Another Cape side looking to to fill the void left by Spurs

Hanover Park FC is ready to step up to fill the void left by Cape Town Spurs in the National First Division (NFD) following their relegation to the Western Cape ABC Motsepi League.

1 mins

SK Walmers clinch dramatic victory over Uni-Mil

A late penalty by Rayaan Solomons and a try by Ayyoob Davids in the dying moments secured SK Walmers their second victory of the Super League A season, defeating Union-Milnerton (Uni-Mil) 40-31 at Theo Marais Park.