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Despite repeated vandalism setbacks, efforts to restore the iconic Muizenberg beach huts have gained momentum with a further R5,9 million allocated towards its refurbishment.

In an emotionally charged memorial service, hundreds of SA Navy officers, friends and family of three fallen submariners gathered at the Wynberg Military Sports Centre on Wednesday 27 September to bid their final farewell.

The Salt River Heritage Society was recognised for its contribution to the Promotion of Local History, Heritage or renaming of Geographical Features at the Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport’s (DCAS) Cultural Affairs Awards on Tuesday 26 Septem

A group of young women can now pursue a career in fashion or become entrepreneurs after they successfully completed a three-month sewing course.

“Thou shalt reap what thou sow”, although meaning something far deeper, is a biblical inscription that comes to mind when looking at the lush nutritional greens of the Gabriel Road Area Project Association (Grapa) community garden in Plumstead.

The residents of Hanover Park are in mourning, following two innocent lives lost in a shooting in the evening hours of Saturday 16 September.

A Weekly Wednesday patrol in Tokai forest is going strong, with partnering NPOs and neighbourhood watches showing love to their fellow partners, all pulling together to ensure that visitors may walk the forest freely without fear.

Two women working at the Rondebosch McDonald’s on Main Road were not Lovin’ It when four armed suspects fled from the fast food outlet early on Thursday morning 21 September, after stealing their personal items and cash.

A Seaforth resident is being investigated for allegedly shooting and killing a baboon.

Over 100 children’s lives burst with colour and imagination down the rabbit hole of the wondrous world of words thanks to Claremont Library’s five-week reading programme in celebration of the National Literacy Month of September.