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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.

Little minds rife with potential to grow into the most avid of readers – hundreds of preschoolers converged on the Arderne Gardens in Claremont on Wednesday 7 February, and dived headlong into a world of words on World Read Aloud…

Fostering the importance and love for reading through interactive storytelling, World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) captivated young audiences in Ocean View on Wednesday 7 February.

Now in awe of all possibilities for the future, former Reddam House Constantia learner Stilla O’Rilley overlooks the splendour of the city from the immaculate campus of the University of Cape Town (UCT).

Weeks of demonstrations in objection to underwater exercises involving explosives in the Simon’s Town Marine Protected Area (MPA) and near the endangered penguin colony seemed to have little to no effect as residents witnessed explosions taking place

Local lecturer and Rondebosch resident Earl Djehuti Erasmus from TSIBA Business School in Ndabeni delivered a keynote address at a conference on indigenous wisdom for students enrolled in the Africa Track programme at the Audencia Business School in

Heathfield High School learners who arrive late at school are allegedly left to roam the streets, placing their lives at risk.

The widely reported Gupta family mansion in Constantia has finally been sold for its asking price of R20 million.

Thanks to a donation of foam sheeting for distribution by a local ward office, hundreds of backyard dwellers have been able to make their wendy houses a bit more comfortable.

There is a new sheriff in town and he is ready to lead the staff at Groote Schuur Hospital (GSH) to even greater heights.