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A confrontation in Kommetjie saw animal rights activist Pauline Studdards defending a baboon troop from an aggressive group of residents, resulting in the baboon being pepper-sprayed and injured.

Sivumo Zibaya, a park ranger employed by Friends of Rondebosch Common (FRC), is dedicated to removing invasive alien plants, preventing them from disrupting the ecosystem.

The family of Neil Jacobus, chair of the Carola Neighbourhood Watch, found his late wife’s grave vandalised at Klip Road Cemetery, with damaged plaques and stolen items.

Local businesses have come together to host a golf day fundraiser on Heritage Day to support the Academia Library and Resource Centre in Lansdowne.

As South Africa marks Women’s Day and Women’s Month in August, the Mustadafin Foundation is calling on locals to extend a helping hand to women.

The BikeBus initiative, led by Katta Ludynia, faced an interruption due to heavy rains and flooding in the Western Cape.

Melissa, a 37-year-old from Heideveld, shares her experience of surviving domestic violence.

The primary schools in Wynberg, once part of Plumstead, have a storied history, including Broad Road Primary, Battswood Primary, and John Graham Primary, which became Wittebome High.

The Western Cape High Court dismissed Clinton Calder’s appeal, upholding his eight-year prison sentence for distributing and creating child pornography.

A passion project that started feeding one bin picker during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 has grown to provide warm meals to around 800 people per week in Lotus River.