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“Recently, I was at an event and someone shouted ‘Doctor, doctor’ and I just continued walking. They shouted louder, then I thought okay, they must be calling me.”.

Two robbery suspects from Hanover Park, aged 22 and 32, appeared in the Wynberg Magistrates’ Court last week after they held a taxi driver and passengers hostage with weapons on a drive in Kenilworth.

The City of Cape Town says the Sea Point Promenade rehabilitation project is back on track after a new contractor was recently appointed.

Engelbert Humperdinck’s story started in 1947, in Leicester, England, where he started playing saxophone.

The League of the Friends of the Blind (Lofob) has called out the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) for ‘inadequacies’ which reportedly left blind people ‘excluded’ at the polls.

U -turn Homeless Ministries delightedly reported its latest unique Night on the Streets awareness campaign on Saturday 18 May was a resounding success.

“It takes a village to raise a child,” says Grassy Park Community Policing Forum (CPF) deputy chair Nicole Jacobus, who joined a silent protest to mark Child Protection Week.

City officials are urging Deep South residents to be on high alert after a confirmed case of rabies led to the euthanasia of two dogs in Capri last week.

Little future voters at Happy Days Kindergarten in Plumstead cast their “special votes” along with other voters on Monday 27 May as a valuable life skill was imparted by their devoted democratic teaching staff.

As Child Protection Week draws to a close, child abuse advocacy and support organisation Safeline hosted an event at Silvertown Educare Centre on Friday 31 May.