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As the dispute between the board of the Cape Town City Ballet (CTCB) and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the dance company, Debbie Turner, drags on, CTCB dancers have gone on record, urging the two parties to find a…

“Dumping is affecting our mental health.”.

With the case against the five suspects linked with German tourist Nick Frischke’s disappearance yet again postponed, speculation is running rife as to the 22-year-old’s fate.

With the deadline of Friday 30 June looming – the date when the contract with the managers of the Urban Baboon Programme (NCC Environmental Services) comes to an end – the City of Cape Town has announced their intention to…

“Having no street lights outside of load shedding is a danger to us.”.

“I am here to serve the community of Kensington.” So says Lt Col Delmore Manuel, the new station commander at Kensington Police Station.

Listening to the voices of the youth on matters concerning them is the way forward.

It has taken eight years for retired meteorologist Bruce Clemence (69) from Fish Hoek to publish his latest book Cries and Whispers, a pictorial anthology of English Verse, lyrics and prose for South Africa, earlier this year.

The Department for Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) has extended an invitation to potential users wanting to lease space at the Hout Bay Harbour “to come to the party”.

On Saturday 6 May, a group of 54 Grade 9 learners from Cedar High School attended a hike in the Atlantis Dunes as part of the Decision Affects Destinies (DAD) programme.