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Community activists and crime fighters in Woodstock and Salt River were acknowledged for their sterling contributions to help curb crime, during an award ceremony held in Salt River Saturday 10 February.

Last week, a dramatic exit of six executive committee members from the Claremont Community Policing Forum (CPF) raised many questions and prompted critique towards Claremont Police’s Station Commander and others, highlighting the need to address complaints directed to Claremont’s Crime…

Four fires within four days have City officials concerned with the environmental impact on Princess Vlei Wetland Park, a provincial heritage site.

A proud mother sets out to highlight her fantastic sports fanatic of a son, 11th-Grader at Wynberg Boys High Seth Trantraal on his achievements in sports, affording him an opportunity to play in the school’s u-18 hockey team on a…

Citing biblical significance, the first Kingdom Day event is expected to make history, calling on Christians of all denominations to give 30 minutes of their time on Sunday 3 March, to spread awareness of the Kingdom of Heaven and of…

Thanks to the generosity of Capetonians, the Cape Town International Convention Centre’s (CTICC) Care Campaign collected over 1 400 items that will be distributed to its four beneficiaries.

Job seekers will now have an easier passage to and from job interviews, thanks to a recently launched initiative by the Western Cape government.

A group of 50 locals attended a consumer- and financial-education conference on Tuesday 13 February.

A ship, loaded with 19 000 cattle, irked the Capetonians and once again placed the spotlight on the export of live animals by sea.

Months of planning and designing, long rehearsal hours and carefully selected songs are just some of the preparations that go into putting the Cape Town Carnival Parade together.