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The group of residents dubbed the Willow Arts Collective (Wac), who are occupying the former South African National Circus site in Observatory, will be appealing a court ruling for temporary accommodation at a city-run shelter.

Wetton-based author, Kariema Taliep Davids, will launch her fifth self-published book – Paw Prints in Muzaffar’s Heart – later this month.

The Local Surf Lounge Academy in Muizenberg, a non-profit organisation (NPO) aimed at youth (aged seven to 17) in Vrygrond, Capricorn Park and Lavender Hill, is in critical need of funds to keep its doors open.

The diligent work of two Strandfontein Police Station detectives has seen justice served in two separate robbery cases.

In South Africa, an estimated four million people are deaf.

It is just after 11:30 on Wednesday 26 July and Dr Alana Heynes, a general surgeon at Groote Schuur Hospital and a team of specialised surgeons are performing a distal pancreatectomy and splenectomy in the theatre to remove a pancreatic…

With only 27% of South Africans trusting the police, coupled with an increase in poverty and unemployment, major crimes in the Grassy Park policing precinct have spiked.

The Cape Town Central Police Station has issued a stern warning against people who report false cases.

Over the past few crime statistical cycles, the rise in carjackings has raised the alarm with several industry players.

After 23 years at the helm of Kannemeyer Primary School in Grassy Park and four decades in education, award-winning principal Ridwan Samodien is calling it a day.