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Vannie Hanover Park celebrated its fourth anniversary with a market day on Saturday 27 April.

The Long Street Swimming Pool will remain temporarily closed to the public due to ongoing maintenance.

The recent tragic death of a 12-year-old boy on Nelson Mandela Boulevard has left residents saddened and sparked increased calls for police to patrol pedestrian bridges in Walmer Estate, which they claim are prime spots for muggers.

A flood of goodwill water donations streamed into the Cape of Good Hope SPCA’s doors last week following a widespread water outage across the Southern Suburbs that left the taps dry for days since Sunday 21 April.

As of mid-April, Batavia Special Needs school’s 90 m wall shines with its fresh coat of Heritage Green-coloured paint in Hamilton Road, Claremont, blending in beautifully with the trees behind it, neatly restored.

“There was never gang violence in the community. It was always a safe and peaceful community; people were never scared to go out at night”

Simmering tensions have reached boiling point as a number of trees on the Klaasenbosch greenbelt came crashing down on Monday 15 April, regarded by local environmental groups as illegal tree felling serving interests of dense property development in

Check out the Made For Mom Sale at Fashion World, with their latest reduced prices. A wide selection of styles, colours, prints, and sizes is available.

An eight-year battle to stop the City of Cape Town from building a road to connect Kommetjie Road and Noordhoek Main Road via the Noordhoek wetlands has ended in defeat for local activists determined to protect the natural habitat of…

Snow White, Captain Jack Sparrow, Harry Potter and many more loveable story characters were embodied by preschool readers this World Book Day, celebrated on Tuesday 23 April, as a happy ending to another one of Claremont Library’s famous five-week re