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As the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer beetle (PSHB) continues to spread across the southern suburbs, many private property owners may soon have to budget for the extra cost of having infested trees removed.

A recommendation to remove Boxelder (Acer negundo) from private properties in the southern suburbs before they become infested with the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer beetle (PSHB) – particularly if located within a kilometre of a confirmed infestation s

The public participation process on the proposed road closures related to the Main Road/Brodie Road couplet in Wynberg is now open with residents having just over two months to comment.

Children and teenagers are facing their fears and learning about the environment at Nature Club, an initiative started by the non-profit organisation (NPO) Cape Peninsula Civil Conservation (CPCC).

After months of planning and preparation, the Cape Town Carnival returned to its parade format, on Saturday 18 March, following a four hiatus.

Residents are being encouraged to participate in a voluntary tree replacement programme as the removal of Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer beetle (PSHB) infested trees from public-owned land moves ahead.

A large hole above a window at the Village Aged Care Centre in Montague Village, Lavender Hill, means a wet, cold and damp room for its elderly and frail residents, especially as winter approaches.

His dream was to sit in a race car and, thanks to Paedspal, this dream became a reality for Siyabonga Mokoena (11).

The annual wheel walk, which sees hundreds of wheelchair-bound people participating in a 5 km walk, takes place at the Sea Point Promenade today (21 March).

To cross the finish line of the Cape Town Cycle Tour is no easy feat, but for one little boy, this cycle means more than the medal around his neck.