Online course: Lear everyday isiXhosa with the Two Oceans Aquarium Education Foundation
The main purpose of this course is to encourage families to learn to speak isiXhosa to each other and to strangers they meet in their daily lives.
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Western Cape Education offers new subsidy to support water sustainability
18 Jun 2020 The WCED is committed to environmental sustainability, and given the footprint of schools in the province, we are significant users of natural resources. To this end, we have made new voluntary subsidies available to schools…
Western Cape Economic Development and Tourism on gaining new digital skills during Coronavirus COVID-19 lockdown with I-CAN Learn
The Department of Economic Development and Tourism have a large number of free digital skills training courses available online through the I-CAN Learn platform
Diversification of power mix will ensure Western Cape is energy secure
Across SA businesses were hit hard by severe load-shedding at the end of 2019, which reached stage six for the first time. Any hope that our load-shedding woes may be over were shattered as those returning to work in the new year were greeted with stage two load-shedding.
Approved methods to save electricity from your home
Let’s collectively help thee country to avoid power cuts in future. Here are 16 tips that will help you save on your energy bill & power usage
HOW YOU CAN HELP CAPE TOWN’S HOMELESS
The global pandemic is exacerbating the existing challenges of the Central City’s homeless population tenfold. It’s now harder than ever to access food, a safe space to shelter, basic ablution facilities and medical care.
Safety in Cape Town CBD
The work & dedication of the CCID’s Safety & Security department is a key reason the South African Police Service (Cape Town) regards the Cape Town Central City as the…
R40 million investment to boost urban agriculture, food processing jobs in Philippi
The project is intended to revitalise small and medium-business urban farming, offer training, and increase job opportunities in Philippi, one of the suburbs with the lowest monthly household income in Cape Town.
Connecting South Africa’s wildlife, landscapes and people
This report contextualises wildlife conservation in South Africa, from its rich biodiversity and its associated value, to legal and illicit wildlife trade, through to how people are impacted by wildlife and illegal trade.