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For going on seven years, capturing the history and impact of the Luxurama on film has been the passion project of Mad Little Badger, who seeks to document the theatre’s historical significance for generations.

Lavender Hill residents are staging peaceful protests against rising electricity tariffs, which they believe are unfairly high due to alleged tampering accusations.

Paul Sampson, once homeless on the streets of Muizenberg, has risen to compete in international surfing competitions, including the US Open of Surfing.

Manenberg police have celebrated 100 women of influence in honour of Women’s Month.

The fate of a dispersing male baboon that made its way through the Southern Suburbs of Cape Town over the weekend is yet to be determined.

With grey clouds on the horizon, a crisp breeze and ocean temperatures of 14 °C, candidates across the Western Cape showed up in their droves for the SA Navy recruitment drive held in Simon’s Town on Tuesday last week.

An ultrasound with the caption, “My dog kept me alive after my third miscarriage” is just one of 25 stories that can be found on display at the country’s first Museum of Dogs.

Dr. John Mc Mullen has dedicated 50 years to the Animal Welfare Society of South Africa, shaping its legacy.

A special event at Makers Landing celebrated women working tirelessly to feed disadvantaged communities in Cape Town.

The Waterfront Duck, Cape Town’s first amphibious bus, launches today at the V&A Waterfront.