"I have learnt with shock the untimely death of Deon Van der Walt, a proudly South African opera star who was born and bred in our province and brought his extensive knowledge on culture back to the soil of the Western Cape. Although he will ...  > 

The Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport will on Friday, 25 November 2005, launch a Social Incubator Programme aimed at addressing social-ills in our communities utilizing schools as the center for community life.  > 

The Western Cape Provincial Arts and Cultural Awards was initiated by the MEC in 1999. This exquisite event is held annually in order to give honour and recognition to individuals and organisations who have achieved and contributed in an outstanding manner to Drama (plays, written ...  > 

Western Cape Arts and Cultural practitioners that have made outstanding contributions towards the development of the cultural landscape in the province will be recognized and honoured at a fitting function to be held at Kirstenbosch gardens this evening.  > 

The Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport will be distributing large bungles of clothing and food parcels to the people affected and infected by the HIV/Aids in the informal settlements of the Cape Flats on Friday, November 25, 2005.  > 

MEC Jacobs wishes to congratulate the two-IDOLS finalist from the Western Cape, Gift and Karin for their perseverance and consistent performance throughout the IDOLS competition.  > 

The Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport in conjunction with the Western Cape Language Committee will be celebrating isiXhosa language at a Festival to be held at Langa Township outside Cape Town from the 22 - 27 November 2005. The Western Cape Language Committee has ...  > 

The 2005 Sport Summit held at Saldanha Bay, comprising of all federations of the Western Cape including SAFA regions unanimously resolved that Cape Town shall have one venue for 2010 FIFA World Cup ending many months of conflicting reports on the issue. This resolution was ...  > 

Media Alert-immediate: Wednesday, November 9, 2005 ...  > 

On 5 November 2005 the annual National Children's day was celebrated in the province of KwaZulu Natal. The Office on the Rights of the Child in the Presidency formed partnership with the 9 provincial Premiers and their Departments of Culture Affairs, Education, Social Services and ...  >