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The City of Cape Town held its annual Neighbourhood Watch (NW) Awards in honour of local patrollers for their commitment and dedication to their communities.

A group of Kensington women is on a mission to empower pregnant women and mothers in the area by raising awareness on maternal health.

Hollywood actor Forest Whitaker joined civic leaders and prominent sports figures for the official handover of a new basketball court at the Bridgetown Community Centre to the City of Cape Town on Tuesday 21 November.

With a deep vroom and sunlight bouncing off of perfect paint jobs, the Morris Minor Owners Club commemorated its 75th anniversary and rare automotive brand at the Crankhandle Club in Wynberg on Sunday 26 November.

A R30 million boost will see the upgrade of 70 public housing staircases and 30 buildings in Lotus River, Lavender Hill and Ocean View.

Capetonians showed up in large numbers to enjoy the festivities of the annual Festive Lights Switch-on event on Sunday 26 November.

As the curtain draws down on Children’s Month and with the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children campaign in full swing, the child-rights organisation Molo Songololo says more should be done to promote children’s rights.

While “most people want to fit in with society” 12-year-old Thomas La Grange has followed his heart and pursued ballet from an early age, even if that meant being the target of bullies.

A bountiful bonfire blazed with red sparkles as hundreds of members of the 1st Claremont Scout Group and their families celebrated their 115th birthday with an end-of-year campfire, singalong and picnic on Friday evening 10 November.

Four remarkable young women, third-year students at the University of Cape Town (UCT), flew their campus’ flag high at this year’s 50th anniversary Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) Investors Challenge by landing in second place for their portfolio-i