Dis-Chem is vaccinating walk-ins aged 50 and over – but you still need to register on the EVDS
Dis-Chem is now accepting walk-ins, whether they’re insured or not, for Covid-19 vaccinations. This includes people aged 50 and above who have recently been urged to register for their jabs on the Electronic Vaccination System. More than 500,000 people in the 50 to 59 age group have already registered and some have received their first…
CITY OF CAPE TOWN 22 JUNE 2021 MEDIA RELEASE
Sharp rise in infections should spur increased adherence to protocols during third wave. The City of Cape Town’s Health Department would like to remind residents to practice Covid-19 hygiene protocols as the number of Covid-19 infections increase. Read more below: The City’s Health Department confirmed that as at 18 June 2021 the metropole has recorded 191 624…
ObsCAN Feed You x Africa 70
presenting a couple of nostalgic favourites over the next two weeks. This Sunday, the good people at African Box are making saka madesu – the satisfying warmth of madesu na loso meets the utter moreishness of saka saka: cassava leaves and vegetables and brown beans, served with a coconut rice. free, as always, to our…
Observatory Improvement District cleans up in the face of COVID-19
As the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic continues to be felt, disruption to services, rising unemployment, increased crime and increases in the number of people living on the streets have been noted throughout Cape Town. The suburb of Observatory is no exception, but the Observatory Improvement District (OBSID) is making significant inroads in dealing with these…
WARD 57 COVID-19 cases as published on 13 September
Still Rising in our Suburbs: published at tinyurl.com/WCsuburbs4Sept
The future of the iconic District Six Museum hangs in the balance – yet another Covid-19 casualty
The foyer of the District Six Museum in Cape Town, which is looking for donations from the public to keep it going through the Covid-19 pandemic. (Photo: Suné Payne) NEWS | By Suné Payne | 8 September 2020 After more than five months of lockdown and no income, the District Six Museum in Cape Town…
‘Deplorable’: City of Cape Town ordered to rebuild Hangberg man’s demolished house
Law enforcement officers in Hangberg. (Roderick Damons) NEWS | 15 Jul | Murray Williams The Western Cape High Court has ordered the City of Cape Town to rebuild the demolished house of a Hangberg resident, describing its “conduct” as “deplorable, grotesque and without care for human dignity”. Judge Gayaat Salie-Hlophe on Wednesday ordered the City…
Media Statement: C19 People’s Coalition condemns xenophobic calls for mass deportation
3 July 2020 For Immediate Release The C19 People’s Coalition condemns calls for the mass deportation of foreign nationals from South Africa. It demands urgent action from government to prevent xenophobic violence. A poster has been circulating on social media since the night of July 2, in which the self-named ‘Mzansi Patriotic Front’ calls for…
Homeless Feeding Program Observatory – Full moon 🌕 update
Week 14! “Fighting COVID reveals so many vulnerabilities in our community, it is new to us – and young people have the opportunity to be at the forefront of change, we can use social media, no one is heading this – we are all in it at the same time” “Wow, there’s been necessary chaos…
WAIT FOR COCT SAFE SPACE CONTINUES FOR HOMELESS FROM STRANDFONTEIN SITE
A group homeless people is calling on the City of Cape Town to step up and take responsibility for them. They have been living at the Community Chest building for weeks now after the city apparently left them outside a site after the Strandfontein camp closed. Picture: Kaylynn Palm/EWN NEWS | 22 June 2020 | Kaylynn Palm…