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“To me animals are more like my friends. Growing up in the township one is always surrounded by animals, especially dogs, and I believe my love originates there.”.

Taiwan informal settlement residents in Site C were over the moon when they received new chemical toilets from the City of Cape Town on Tuesday 8 November.

Island informal settlement residents, Makhaza, are up in arms following a rape and killing of a woman allegedly by an ex-boyfriend.

Zwelitsha residents (Zwezwe), Khayelitsha, have been left dumbfounded after a one-year-old baby drowned in a bucket of water.

Lwandle Migrant Labour Museum hosted its annual Ubuntu awards dedicated to “outstanding” residents or groups in the community on Friday 4 November at the museum.

Two for Joy were unable to bring joy to the Lwandle community after being knocked out of the semi-finals on Sunday 6 November by Sea Side Spurs.

Imibutho ejongene nesiko lolwaluko kweli leNtshona Koloni imanxadanxada nanje ngoko sele kuqalile ukungena kwamakhwenkwe.

Ibiluvuyo nochulumanco kubahlali baka Wadi 18, noquka iThembokwezi, iBongweni kunye no mmandla wakoo A, emva kokuwelwa ngumqa esadleni.

While almost everyone felt the pinch due to the national lockdown and subsequent regulations to contain the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, Bulelani Mgaguli’s repair business at J -section, Khayelitsha, was thriving.

With the festive season fast approaching and a surge in traffic volumes across the nation’s roads expected in the coming weeks, the Road Accident Fund (RAF) conducted a health awareness initiative at the Joe Gqabi Bus Terminus in Philippi on…