A large landscaped HIV/Aids sign will be unveiled in Arderne Gardens, Claremont, on 1 December as part of the City of Cape Town's commemoration of World Aids Day.  > 

Due to initial indications of success, the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has decided to continue with its Teaching Assistant project as part of the Literacy and Numeracy Strategy, to help improve the reading and mathematics skills of children in the Foundation Phase.  > 

Western Cape Education MEC Cameron Dugmore is to visit the matric exams marking centre on Saturday 02 December 2006, where 2,200 markers are marking about one million examination scripts of the 62,251 candidates who have just completed the Senior Certificate examinations.  > 

1.Issuing of ECA Authorisations and NEMA Environmental Authorisation ...  > 

The City of Cape Town is launching an exciting HIV/AIDS campaign on World AIDS Day, Friday 1 December. The GET TESTED Campaign aims to strengthen the City's prevention campaign so as to turn off the tap of new HIV infections throughout the city.  > 

The Western Cape Youth Commission will tomorrow, 30 November 2006, announce a Western Cape Youth Campaign Against Crime for a Safer Festive Season, which will commence this coming Sunday, 3 December 2006.  > 

Inspired by everybody's environmental right to effective and equitable service delivery and waste management practices, the Cleanest Town Competition has since inception in 2001 aimed to improve the physical conditions of towns all over South Africa. Having launched the Western Cape leg of the competition ...  > 

I have a simple task in a short space of time, and that is to welcome all of you to this Conference, to Cape Town, South Africa and Africa. In Arabic: Ahlan we Sahlan (Our Home is Your Home).  > 

The One Man Can Action Toolkit is a resource to support South African men to take action to end violence against women in South Africa.  > 

MARCH AGAINST VIOLENCE ...  > 

A Breede River/Overberg adult education project struck gold when it won the top Premier’s Award for Service Excellence last night (Thursday, 23 November 2006).  > 

About 325 young dancers and musicians will attend four-day workshops in Cape Town and Paarl next week (27 - 30 November, 2006) as they prepare to take Dance Studies and Music for matric in 2008.  > 

The Minister for Agriculture in the Western Cape, Cobus Dowry will give further impetus to Land Reform when he officially hands over two projects to beneficiaries of the LRAD Programme of Government on 24 November 2006.  > 

The Minister of Agriculture in the Western Cape, Cobus Dowry will meet with affected families and survivors of last week's tragic train smash, tomorrow. Dowry will meet with them at the hall of the Klapmuts Sports Club at 10:00. A substantial donation of food and ...  > 

The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) submitted eight of the 13 finalists for the 2006 Premier’s Service Excellence Awards.  > 

Statement by Ron Swartz, Head of Education in the Western Cape.The Annual Report 2005/06 of the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) provides a record of concrete achievements, a record of work in progress and the challenges we still face as we seek to provide quality ...  > 

A learner discovers the digital world in a computer laboratory installed by the Khanya Project at Glebe Primary School, Overberg.  > 

The event's beneficiary, @heart, is a Stellenbosch-based organisation launched in April 1999 in response to the lack of supportive services to people infected and affected by HIV and AIDS. In line with their vision, CEO Lynette Rademeyer-Bosman says @heart respects the gift of life and ...  > 

The Africa Centre for HIV/AIDS Management and the Desmond Tutu TB Centre at Stellenbosch University are proud to host a gala concert on World AIDS Day (WAD), 1 December 2006, at the Cape Town nternational Convention Centre (CTICC), in collaboration with the Western Cape Provincial ...  > 

To gain first hand insight into the needs of the hundreds of people surviving on Cape Town's streets, a city councillor has decided to join the ranks of the homeless.  > 

Executive Mayor, Alderman Helen Zille, will officially switch on the festive lights on Sunday, 26 November. The City of Cape Town is hosting two events to launch the festive season.  > 

The National Minister of Agriculture Ms Lulu Xingwana announced the "Ilima / Letsema" campaign on 4 November 2006, and said the following ...  > 

How does the Administration of the City of Cape Town keep its finger on the pulse of a vibrant, growing city? ...  > 

I have learned, with shock, of the accident at Faure near Somerset West in which at least 19 contract farm workers were killed and injured when the truck in which they were transported, collided with a train at a railway crossing.  > 

The Liesbeek Trail along the southern suburbs is to be upgraded for R105 000 as part of the City Council's ward allocations for Subcouncil 20.  > 

Following my earlier statement as well as the press conference by the Acting Premier, Mr Leonard Ramatlakane on the establishment of a relief fund for the next of kin who died in the tragic accident at Faure near Somerset West this morning ...  > 

The Department of Sport and Recreation South Africa in conjunction with the National Department of Education will be joined by the Western Cape Department of Sport and Western Cape Department of Education in hosting the South African Schools Games in Cape Town in December 03 ...  > 

Dene gee R600 000 vir Stadsgesondheid, Stad brei leerlingskappe na gemeenskappe uit, Konsepbeleid oor witdoodhaaie goedgekeur, Onthulling- en Bedrogsvoorkomingbeleid goedgekeur, R1,3 miljoen se padprojekte vir Du Noon, Loerbroer hou wag oor Klipfonteinkorridor, Stad bevestig vennootskap met lewensredders, Khayelitsha kry R1 miljoen vir nuwe begraafplaas, Driehoekige ...  > 

After a successful fund raising concert, with the children of Brewelskloof Hospital in May this year and realising how much the children enjoyed activities outside their normal hospital routine, we decided to have a Spring Fashion Show, in order to raise more funds. They thoroughly ...  > 

Our Food Service Unit consists of 13 staff members who prepare 3 meals a day for approximately 220 patients, as well as preparing baby feeds, supplementation drinks and tube feeds. We use the plating system to serve our patients, it measures up exactly to the ...  > 

Statement by Cameron Dugmore, MEC for Education in the Western Cape, on the presentation of the Annual Report 2005/06 of the WCED to the Standing Committee on Education.  > 

The brand new Philippi Fresh Produce Market has officially opened its gates for business, promising to become the central distribution hub of fresh and agricultural produce for the Cape Metropole.  > 

Tourism growth is expected to be 3% higher than last year. The projected influx for the last quarter of the year and the first quarter of 2007 amounts to nearly 1 million. Tourism revenue for 2005 grew by 6% to R12,9 billion (international) and R1,97 ...  > 

Tourism is an important contributor to the Western Cape. It accounts for approximately 9.8% of the Gross Regional Product and employs 9.6% of province's workforce. It is has also been identified as one of the 13 growth sectors in the province.  > 

The intense development activity in Cape Town's Central City that has characterised the area over the past few years continues apace.  > 

How does the Administration of the City of Cape Town keep its finger on the pulse of a vibrant, growing city? ...  > 

Cape Town is to get a brand new market in the form of the Philippi Fresh Produce Market which has now officially opened its doors.  > 

The initiaters of various Empowerment Projects in the HEXVALLEY would like you to come and experience the progress on LAND REFORM with the official handing over of the projects to the beneficiaries by the Minister for Agriculture in the Western Cape, Cobus Dowry ...  > 

MEC for Finance, Economic Development and Tourism, Lynne Brown, has expressed concern at the incidents that have occurred.  > 

Two of the most significant conservation areas in the City of Cape Town have received formal conservation status, thus enhancing conservation, educational and recreational opportunities for all Capetonians.  > 

The European Union informed South Africa that it accepts the country's status as free from Highly Pathogenic Notifiable Avian Influenza (HPNAI). The export of fresh ostrich meat can therefore resume as from 1 November 2006, according to the new ostrich protocol. This protocol allows for ...  >