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Train horns or hooters creating “excessive noise” have prompted Muizenberg residents to air their complaints on social media, start an online petition and call on their local councillor.

Multiple shootings in Lotus River last week, in which City contractors also came under fire during gang crossfire, have local leaders calling for urgent intervention.

When I began penning my thoughts for this week’s column, I thought about how the actions of strangers led me to be penniless and stranded for a weekend at an emergency shelter.

The Cape Genealogy Society’s has an upcoming meeting on Saturday 22 February, it promises to offer attendees a unique historical perspective, with renowned guest speaker Jaco van der Merwe.

The Thula Baba Project, established after the tragic murder of Franziska Blöchliger in Tokai in 2018, continues to support underprivileged mothers and babies on the Cape Flats.

A new short documentary film entitled 31 Chatham Street, about the experiences of Soraya Martheze, depicts life in Dry Dock, District Six.

As over 800 000 learners are set to receive their 2024 National Senior Certificate (NSC) results today, it took me down memory lane when I received my matric results in 2001.

The Rylands Sports Complex is the latest of around 120 facilities irrigated with treated effluent, with more expected to be connected over the next few weeks.

The newly elected Community Policing Forum (CPF) in Claremont met for the first time on Wednesday 12 February to discuss ways to improve communication between the community and the South African Police Service.

A new campaign aimed at transforming an unkept and hazardous sports ground at Lotus High School into a “field of dreams” – by bringing sports back to learners – is the brainchild of acting principal Stephen Price.