Whether it’s load-shedding that’s keeping you from cooking or you’re just tired and in the mood for something easy and delicious – pizza a is
Computer crash? It’s happened to all of us, often at the most inconvenient times – your computer screen freezes up and nothing works. There’s no
On the 15th of July, the GPCID celebrated its 20th birthday after two decades of operating in the Green Point and De Waterkant areas. Since
Nestled between Table Mountain, the Cape Town CBD and the Atlantic Seaboard, De Waterkant is home to a number of cafes, retail stores and a
At the beginning of January 2021, a homeless man was discovered murdered in Green Point. Our GPCID public safety personnel quickly joined forces with Lieutenant
Recently, Cape Town was named one of the best destinations for digital nomads. But what does this mean? A digital nomad is someone who earns
The new year has rolled in; we’ve cleared the home office of festive wrapping paper and DIY tools; and we’re well on our way to
Green Point is an ideal location to get active, work out and break a sweat! Taking a step away from life’s daily stresses can improve your
Studies show that around 120,000 young adults and children live on the streets of the Western Cape. Much of South Africa’s youth is in crisis
Every homeless individual’s situation is unique. There is no quick fix for ending homelessness in a community. The issue is not as simple as lacking
In today’s fast-paced world, where work demands seem never-ending and stress levels are on the rise, taking a vacation has become more important than ever.
In today’s fast-paced and demanding world, burnout has become an all-too-common experience for many individuals. Burnout is a state of chronic physical and emotional exhaustion
On October the 17th each year, the world observes the International Day for Eradication of Poverty. This day serves as a reminder of the ongoing
Every year, the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction is observed on 13th October to raise awareness about the importance of disaster risk reduction and
Every year on September 27th World Tourism Day is celebrated globally, highlighting the importance of tourism and its impact on economic growth, cultural exchange and
South Africa’s history with rugby is deeply ingrained in its cultural fabric. The sport has played an integral role in the nation’s history, uniting diverse
In a diverse and vibrant city like Cape Town, creating safe spaces is crucial for fostering trust, collaboration and a sense of belonging within the
Every year on August 13th, we celebrate International Left Handers Day, a special occasion dedicated to acknowledging and appreciating the unique experiences of left-handed individuals
Cape Town is a city renowned for its rich cultural diversity, which stems from its complex history and the blending of various ethnicities and traditions.
Chief Executive: Marc Truss
082 560 0684
marc@gpokcid.co.za
GP/OKCID Manager: Marius Swanepoel
064 889 3344
marius@gpokcid.co.za
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