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Vandalism and theft of water and sanitation infrastructure are costing taxpayers millions.

Animal-rights activists are turning to the Western Cape High Court in a bid to hold authorities accountable for “negligence” and failing to find solutions to the decade-old conflict affecting baboons and residents in the Cape Peninsula.

Deputy police minister Cassel Mathale led a community crime prevention imbizo for the BlurbHeideveld community on Friday 10 May at Woodlands Primary School from 09:00.

Nursing is who you are. This was one of the key messages during an International Nurses Day celebration held at Groote Schuur Hospital today.  The day is commemorated annually on […]

A Lotus River law enforcement building has been left uninhabitable after years of vandalism and theft.

To address the urgent need for skills development within the Kensington and Factreton areas, local non-profit organisation Mothers of Nations SA (MonSA) recently launched a computer coding programme.

With the winter winds bringing spells of rain and icy temperatures, U-Turn launched its Night on the Street, inviting the community to a virtual campaign by camping outdoors on and experiencing the harsh reality of homelessness first.

With children making up as much as 34% of the country’s population, child-education advocacy group the Centre for Early Childhood Development (CECD) facilitated a political debate that highlighted the needs of young children in the country.

San Souci Girls’ High School has issued an alert to learners and parents after a robbery incident yesterday (Wednesday 15 May) morning.

“Sport is the worthiest cause, but playing netball in Lavender Hill is endangering lives,” shares community activist Clive Jacobs.