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A quote by Edgar Degas reads “Art is not what you see, but what you make others see”. And that is exactly what Shani Judes, SJ Artists Founder and Wavescape Festival Director, has been trying to achieve for the past…

The People’s Festival returned this weekend providing jazz and music lovers with soulful tunes by some of the Cape’s best local and aspiring artists.

Nerves and stress around the release of the matric exam results this week may be building, with anticipation and expectations running high.

More than a week after she disappeared from a Bergvliet home on Wednesday morning 3 January, involving an extensive search mission for Saskia Pofadder (17), safety stakeholders and the community at large breathed a deep sigh of relief to learn…

The worst fear for residents of Zeekoevlei became a reality when two people were gunned down during an alleged gang shooting at a notorious footbridge on Saturday 6 January.

With a R716,4 million budget cut and schools at full capacity, the Western Cape Education Department is “exploring all available options” to find placement for thousands of learners yet to find placement for the 2024 academic year.

As we embark on a new year, it’s crucial for consumers to make informed financial decisions to avoid landing in debt. So, says debt counselling company, Debt Rescue.

The City of Cape Town believes the various safety interventions implemented to curb crime in Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) and other tourist attractions are paying off.

With less than two weeks to go to the annual Tweede Nuwejaar Hollywoodbets Cape Town Street Parade, the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association (KKKA) says all plans are on track.

The search for a 28-year-old Woodstock man continues after he went missing when caught in rip currents, while two men drowned at Sonwabe Beach in Muizenberg on New Year’s Day (Monday, 1 January).