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Surviving an assassination attempt, an author of the current electoral system and one of the first constitutional court justices, Judge Albie Sachs has lived through several monumental and historical moments in the South African electoral landscape.

As the wet, rainy winter months settle in over the Western Cape, early preventative flood maintenance on the Spaanschemats River in Constantia is seeing good progress.

Burst pipes, flooding and staircases falling apart have Ocean View residents accusing the City of Cape Town of turning a blind eye when it comes to service delivery.

Using the ward allocation budget of R100 000, neighbourhood watch patrollers in Ocean View have been equipped with essential tools to ensure safer streets.

The stench of what residents could only describe as rotten fish that hung over Rosebank last week came from the South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) premises in the area and was attributed to broken fridges and dragging processes of…

Following a second court appearance in the Wynberg Magistrates’ Court, a training instructor from the Philippi Police Training Academy accused of raping a female police trainee was released with a warning until the next hearing.

Pinelands recently welcomed its reigning robotics world-champion team Texpand who triumphed over their competitors with one of the smallest budgets at the George R Brown Convention Centre in Houston, Texas in the United States of America.

Partnership policing is the answer to gang tensions in the Athlone area.

Aonce-unused and neglected BMX track at Princess Vlei Eco-park has been revived and brought back to life thanks to passionate BMX riders, parents and the community.

It was a jazzy weekend in the Mother City as the 21st Cape Town International Jazz Festival made its grand return following a four-year hiatus.