Kaylynne Bantom
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As the world marks World Autism Awareness Day today (2 April), many learners with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) continue to face daily challenges.
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What began as a distressing theft for a 13-year-old intellectually challenged boy from Kensington has turned into a story of hope.
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As South Africans come to terms with the new fuel prices, Cape Town tour operators are concerned about the impact on their businesses.
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Jazz enthusiasts were spoilt for choice by an impressive line-up of both local and international artists during the Cape Town International Jazz Festival.
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Molo Songololo aims to raise R65 000 to continue its vital work in safeguarding vulnerable children and promoting their rights in communities.
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Despite ongoing gang-related shootings in Kensington, police say they are making steady progress in efforts to restore stability to the area.
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The spirit of unity took over as the 16th Cape Town Carnival turned Human Rights Day into a vibrant showcase of local talent and cultural pride.
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Kensington police are monitoring Windermere High School following a stabbing incident which broke out between a group of learners.
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A no-nonsense disciplinarian with a heart for children. This is how Hazel Manuels, former principal at Kensington High School will be remembered.
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Suspects in Kensington will no longer need to be transported out of the area, as newly refurbished holding cells at the local police station are now operational.
