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Owners of the Galley Restaurant in Fish Hoek are gearing up to appeal the City of Cape Town’s prime beach property lease auction, which’s leaving the business of over two decades without premises to trade.

Facing a bleak winter with no prospect of fixing a leaking roof at the Village Aged Care Centre in Montague Village (Lavender Hill) earlier this year, facilitators at the centre put out a desperate plea for help.

Provincial police management in conjunction with Manenberg Police hosted a spiritual crime prevention and World Aids Day commemorative event on Friday 1 December, at Tambo Community Hall.

A pipe burst in Da Gama Park left residents at their wits end as it took seven days for water to be restored.

“Having a toilet is a human right,” says Karen Mentoor as she points to a toilet filled to the brim with garbage.

World Aids Day commemorated each year on 1 December has arguably become a success story thanks to years of awareness and life-preserving medical advances helping those who suffer from it lead relatively normal lives. This year, however, People’s Post

She has performed on some of the world’s biggest stages and gets to live her dream of singing songs of her childhood icon, but few know that when Belinda Davids steps into her home, she enjoys kicking off her shoes…

Wildlife organisations welcome the City of Cape Town and the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environment’s (DFFE) serious clampdown on the abuse and exploitation of seals on Cape shores, particularly in Hout Bay, as arrests were carried out in

Plumstead waste pickers are to be vetted and become official in a pursuit to improve the safety of the neighbourhood while allowing freedom of movement to bin pickers who qualify.

With a “clink”, a “clank”, “chin-chin” and “cheers!” South Africa Wine celebrated its anniversary of 365 years and our unique heritage dating back to 2 February 1659.