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During a panel discussion at the fifth Annual Memorial Lecture in honor of Prof Mary-Anne Plaatjies-van Huffel, female theologians highlighted ongoing gender inequality in the URCSA.

A new mural with much-loved characters such as Winnie-the-Pooh adorns the walls and shelves at Ocean View Library to inspire creativity in young minds.

The Animal Welfare Society of South Africa (AWS) has sterilised 1 002 domestic animals in a marathon six-month drive which ended in Hanover Park last week.

The Peninsula School Feeding Association’s annual Blisters for Bread fun walk is set for 25 August, with all proceeds going towards feeding children in need.

Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) says despite several weather-related delays and challenges it is confident that it will be able to resume operations on Monday 2 September.

With the aim of eradicating period poverty, close to 70 000 girls across the province have benefited from outreach initiatives of a local organisation.

It is not often that women get the opportunity to switch off from the societal responsibilities placed on them.

Craig Atkinson, entrepreneur, visionary and the founder of Green Riders bestowed the honour of leaving Africa’s first signature on the travelling Climate Ball of American teenage anti-climate change activist Ismachiah Oduwole.

Capetonians showed again their compassion for fellow Capetonians when the storms and inclement weather hit the Cape the past three weeks and they became aware of the “Buy a Bed-initiative” for R75 to ensure homeless people in Wynberg at least…

A workshop involving the City of Cape Town, DFFE, and other organisations addressed the rising cases of Cape fur seal bites, now linked to rabies.