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Cape Town Pride managed to break the world record for the Largest Drag Artist Stage Show with 97 drag kings and queens performing on stage simultaneously on Saturday 4 March.

Colourful costumes, floats, and artistic performances – the Cape Town Carnival parade returns to its former glory this year.

“What will happen after 30 June?”

With the invasive Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer beetle spreading steadily across the southern suburbs, residents are being asked to keep their wood in their ‘hood – and to be wary of false prophets.

Using a blanket to shield herself from the searing sun, Geraldine November sits under a makeshift tent with all her belongings on the pavement, just a stone’s throw away from Grassy Park Police Station.

A spectacle of art installations, sculptures, digital artworks, outdoor pop-up exhibitions, performances and street art tours were the order of the day at the International Public Art Festival (Ipaf) held in the company’s gardens in the city centre t

A soot-covered picture of them in their younger days is all that is left as a reminder of the happy memories they have made in their home over the last 34 years.

One devastating wildfire and two years later, Mostert’s Mill is once again looking like a windmill.

On Wednesday 1 March, the City’s urban planning and design department held an open day in Salt River where residents had an opportunity to view and give their input regarding the proposed design and upgrades for the Salt River station…

A LGBTQIA+ activist from Lavender Hill has lodged a formal complaint at the Human Rights Commission against a reverend for referring to homosexuality as “an abomination”.