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Community leaders in Kensington have condemned the shooting of an on-duty police officer and appealed to residents to come forward with information.

Africa’s only working windmill set sail during its reopening on Saturday 13 April. She was dubbed the “People’s Mill” by its Friends and turned fully restored, in some ways better than ever, to be basked in her former glory.

This year Tertiary School in Business Administration (TSIBA) celebrates 20 years of investing in transitioning young people into careers and ethical, purpose-driven leadership.

As a teenager, Roger Berry took a keen interest in building model ships. Having never undergone any formal training, he experimented using various woods and planks and, fast-forward to today, he has produced and sold about 30 ships.

Based in Hout Bay, Lalela celebrated World Art Day yesterday (15 April) in the best way it knows how, thanks to its after-school educational arts programmes, offered to many children from under-resourced communities in South Africa and beyond.

With the scent of fresh paint lingering in the air, Heathfield Primary School learners moved back into their school building after a 12-month rebuild project that saw the renovation of classrooms, an admin block and brand-new toilets.

Close to three hours after he was meant to arrive, Police Minister Bheki Cele finally arrived at an empty Hanover Park Bus terminus ahead of his scheduled follow-up community imbizo on Sunday 14 April.

The 10-year lease of public land granted to the King David Mowbray Golf Club has been subjected to a two-year cancellation clause as pushed by Ndifuna Ukwazi and approved by the City Council in March.

In the early hours of Saturday morning 13 April, residents of Grassy Park got quite a surprise at the sight of “Scar”, the Hippopotamus, strolling down Perth Road after escaping from Rondevlei Nature Reserve.

Neighbourhood Old Age Homes (NOAH) now has a new centre for social seniors living in the Athlone area.