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In honour of National Police Day, observed on Saturday 27 January, officers attached to the Athlone Police Station were encouraged through letters written by residents containing spiritual messages.

Barely two weeks into the new academic year, two Heathfield High School girls are facing disciplinary action for fighting in the classroom.

A group of irate community workers and residents joined a protest to show how unimpressed they were over the alleged theft of guns from the Mitchell’s Plain Police Station. Organised by the Cape Flats Safety Forum, the protest saw a…

The Fan Walk in Green Point will once again be transformed into a colourful spectacle as large floats, dancers, and performers take to the street during the annual Cape Town Carnival.

The University of Cape Town (UCT) is prepared to welcome approximately 4 500 bright-eyed first-year students who have been accepted for their inaugural year of study at the oldest university in South Africa, also recognised as the oldest university in…

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Cape Town saw a bumper tourism season with some of its top attractions reporting increased visitor numbers compared to previous years.

A new ward councillor is on the cards for Ward 64 this year.

Working consistently throughout the year. This is what led to Camps Bay High School top learner, Max van Deventer’s 87.71% aggregate.

Many were happy to see Claremont local Jenny Hall win a lucky draw recently, run by a non-profit that provides meals to people living in abject poverty across the Cape Peninsula, Overstrand, Northern Cape and Gauteng, owing to her longstanding…