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Human trafficking, a global multi-billion dollar crime, often thought to only occur across borders was centre stage at an awareness picket to highlight the real dangers of trafficking in local communities.

Two masterpieces from world-renowned award-winning artist Marco Olivier have taken pride of place at the RLabs building in Westridge.

Silvertown Neighbourhood Watch has honoured the legacy of renowned anti-apartheid poet James Matthews, who passed away earlier this month at the age of 95.

“The heavy rains in August made it tough to keep up with our work while also bringing huge amounts of litter into rivers and the sea,” said Gordon Bradley, Project Manager of Friends of the Rivers of Hout Bay.

This year, community-policing forums (CPF) across the province will host elective annual general meetings to select leadership for the coming term.

The Galley Restaurant lease, a prime property on Fish Hoek Beach, is back up for auction next month.

Zac Rosenberg, a Grade 10 learner from Bishops Diocesan College, is representing his school at the ongoing prestigious Eskom Expo International Science Fair at the Emperor’s Palace Convention Centre in Kempton Park, Johannesburg.

Hikers and runners are being cautioned to be extra vigilant after a couple was allegedly brutally attacked on Slangkop mountain above Kommetjie on Thursday 5 September.

Discussing crime challenges and listing solutions to safeguard the Kensington and Factreton communities was top on the agenda at a safety meeting held in the area recently.

It was a morning filled with learning and adventure as learners from Kalksteenfontein Primary School enjoyed a trip to Robben Island recently.