Kaylynne Bantom
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Hundreds of walkers will take part in the Blisters for Bread Charity Walk this August to help feed vulnerable schoolchildren across the Western Cape.
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Residents raise concerns over traffic impacts as major V&A Waterfront and Granger Bay developments progress, including expansion projects.
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The District Six Museum honoured Kewpie’s legacy with handmade winter gifts for Kensington Home residents through a community knitting project.
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A Cape Town shelter is appealing for public support as rising winter demand places pressure on efforts to feed and care for vulnerable people.
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Sheradia Brown, the “Mayor of Salt River,” has spent a decade feeding and supporting vulnerable people, bringing hope and dignity to her community.
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Today marks International Nurses’ Day, celebrated on the anniversary of modern nursing founder Florence Nightingale’s birthday.
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Kenstra has built sheltered waiting areas at two Kensington schools, protecting learners from harsh weather while waiting for transport.
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A Cape Town volunteer is making it her mission to ensure vulnerable learners at Salt River High School do not have to face the school day hungry.
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A visit to an old school inspires reflection on poverty, perseverance and the urgent need to restore hope in education for young learners.
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Runners and hikers return to Table Mountain on 9 May for the Cableway Charity Challenge, raising funds for key Western Cape organisations.
