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The Western Cape Government observed World Aids Day with a CTICC event under the theme “Equal Rights, Equal Care.”

The City of Cape Town has announced a major upgrade to Muizenberg beachfront, starting mid-February 2024.

A Cape Town mother shares her experience of surviving an abusive marriage.

The Hout Bay Village Market recently came alive as locals and visitors flocked to the bustling hub to experience the unique charm of this seaside gem. From artisanal goods to home made treats, the market was a celebration of creativity,…

Residents of Kenilworth have voiced concerns over delayed municipal service delivery, citing uncollected refuse, neglected sidewalks, and other unresolved issues despite repeated reports to the City of Cape Town.

As the clock strikes midnight on Wednesday 31 December, many of us will whisper: “I hope 2025 treats me better”. But let’s be honest, there’s no magical reset button or prayers waiting to transform our lives overnight.

Marching Championships

The annual Western Province Marching Association (WPMA) Marching Championships saw 36 marching squads from across the province compete in eight divisions.

The continuous vandalising of streetlights in Lavender Hill often leave residents vulnerable to crime, with up to 3 400 street light service requests received in a two-week period.

Safety around Cape Town will be a top priority this festive season as close to 900 youth cadets will join law enforcement agencies during patrols.