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Steady progress is being made on South Africa’s largest sewer upgrade project, that will see 28 km of sewers rehabilitated.

A further R3,5 billion cash injection in the City of Cape Town’s infrastructure investment, over three years, was secured last Monday (24 June).

Economically times are tough, and most people are expected to tighten their financial belts.

The cold and wet winter days are here and Neighbourhood Old Age Homes’ (NOAH) Pothier House is in desperate need of upgrades.

While the country’s political landscape is undergoing big changes, closer to home patrons to the Blue Train Park in Mouille Point might have noticed a change there too.

A tip-off led police members to pounce on an address in Bellville South on Monday 24 June only to discover a hoard of motorcycle parts wrapped in a warehouse with an estimated street value well over R1 million.

New signage has replaced the mural of a Great White Shark that marked the entrance to Glencairn Heights and Simon’s Town, which has garnered a mixed reaction among residents.

Lavender Hill residents have accused the City of Cape Town of preying on families in their grief by issuing notices to move as soon as a loved one dies.

At the Athlone Police Station a proud sapling is growing in commemoration of child rights.

No other words could capture it better than this tiny nature reserve’s official website, characterising it as: “There’s more to Die Oog than meets the eye”.