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KAAP NEWS & STORIES
Long Lost Cape Town Nightclubs That Still Live On in Our Memories
Before playlists and streaming ruled, Cape Town had legendary dance floors, unforgettable DJs, late-night adventures and stories friends still share.
Movie Night: 4229
4229 is a crime drama about a woman's cell phone stolen on a train, which leads to an explosive situation when the alleged villain is caught and Mario, the pacifist, tries to calm the situation.
SAPS Trainee Application 2026/27 Still Open for 5,500 Police Trainee Posts
The SAPS trainee application offers South Africans an opportunity to begin a policing career through a recruitment drive that has already attracted thousands of applicants nationwide.
’n Snoekie vir my Sweetheart: The Recipe for a Perfect Murder
Percy wants a divorce, Jênnit wants revenge, and the police want answers. Unfortunately for them, supper is about to complicate everything.
SASSA Grant Review: 9 Vital Answers Every Beneficiary Needs
Learn what triggers a SASSA grant review, how income verification works and what evidence beneficiaries may need to confirm eligibility.
Singer-songwriter Tamryn Madalé Launches New EP at Her “Alles Van My” Show With Special Guest Francois van Coke
Paarl singer-songwriter Tamryn Madalé opens her heart through music as she prepares for a dream performance with Francois van Coke.
Llewellyn Anthony’s Debut Book ‘Planting Invisible Seeds’ Examines the Childhood Wounds We Take Into Adulthood
Cape Flats author and preacher Llewellyn Anthony explores childhood, family relationships and Christian faith in his debut book, "Planting Invisible Seeds".
Damian Magerman Returns to His Former High School as Deputy Principal at Age 33
From head boy to deputy principal, Damian Magerman's return to Bernadino Heights High School brings his journey full circle.
The History of the Coloured People of the Cape
The history of Coloured people in the Cape traces centuries of colonial rule, forced removals and the enduring fight for recognition.
Cape Malay Choir Board Choral Competition Returns For Three-Day Musical Showdown
Cape Town’s celebrated choir competition puts months of rehearsal to the test as communities compete for musical honours and neighbourhood pride.
The Most Common Cape Flats Street Names
The most common Cape Flats street names revealed (we've asked the postman, an Uber driver and a courier).
Cape Flats Musical Artists Earn Spots On Rapport’s Greatest Afrikaans Songs Ranking
Afrikaans hip-hop earns recognition in a ranking celebrating the songs that have defined generations of listeners.