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Swinging Jazz and South African sounds captivated the audience in a mid-week performance, on Wednesday 16 August, during this year’s Reunion Week Festival at the South African College School (SACS) in Newlands.

Each foot forward on Saturday’s (26 August) 5 km unity walk in Claremont to remember Uyinene Mrwetyana, symbolised the growing awareness and fight against Gender-based Violence (GBV) in which many, especially men, spoke out.

Walking down the crisp, clean and colourful clinical halls of the upgraded Paediatric Outpatient Department (POPD) at Victoria Hospital in Wynberg you see those responsible for its construction beaming with joy.

Two suspects were due to appear in court yesterday (28 August) for theft and the subsequent murder of a “beloved” Claremont waiter on Thursday 24 August.

An intervention is needed as street people are setting up tents along the railway line in Fish Hoek.

Victims of crime withdrawing cases is one of the biggest issues police face when it comes to prosecuting perpetrators.

Cape Town Central Police Station says officers are working tirelessly to combat crime in the inner city.

While others may say it is impossible for Justin Makinson from Grassy Park, a Mr Deaf SA 2023 finalist, the word simply does not exist in his vocabulary.

It took him knocking his head and six long years to realise the desperate plight of the youth.

A group of 20 youths from Browns Farm, Philippi, Eastridge, Beacon Valley, Tafelsig and surrounds will benefit from the a skills development project aimed at alleviating unemployment.