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Residents of Lavender Hill, Ottery, Grassy Park and Lotus River are living in a “war zone” as gang shootings take place daily.

To honour 17-year-old Calib de Kock, a cyclist who died tragically in Sea Point recently, a white bicycle (ghost bike) was attached to a lamp post along Beach Road.

A new outside gym and play park have been installed at the Quarry in University Estate.

Transport for four-legged companions to a monthly animal clinic in Vrygrond has just become easier with the AfriPaw taxi.

Asad Moos from Ottery, is one of two scrum halves in the SA u-20 squad that will be contesting the Junior World Cup which kicked off on Saturday 29 June at Cape Town Stadium.

A new neighbourhood watch in Simon’s Town is ensuring a cleaner and safer Central Business District (CBD).

When the school reopens for the third term next week, learners at Salt River High School will for the first time have access to a school library.

Continuous community engagements are pivotal to combating crime in the Athlone policing precinct.

The Cape of Good Hope SPCA announced the permanent closure of its vet shop and animal clinic in Plumstead.

Using sculpting as a tool for nature conservation, local artist Johan Steyn creates thought-provoking, life-like art pieces to highlight the consequences of human action and inaction.