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A large Cape fur seal, affectionately named “Santa”, was retrieved and saved from peril when it was spotted by motorists in morning traffic in Athlone on Wednesday.

Like any child, Berewine Gertse wishes to run around carefree and play with her friends and soon, thanks to the help of Good Samaritans from a Camps Bay-based organisation, her wish will be granted.

To entertain, educate and help residents kickstart the new year, the University of Cape Town (UCT) Summer School programme will head to Kensington for the first time, from Monday 9 to Saturday 28 January next year.

Learners at schools in Mitchell’s Plain will soon give adults a run for their money in darts – a growing and popular sport in the area.

An excited but sad Carol Haupt of Athlone retired from teaching after 33 years at Athlone North Primary School on Friday 9 December, when she and two others said goodbye to the school.

A request to demolish and replace the corrugated-roof shelter, which serves as a bus stop in Klipfontein Road in Rondebosch, has been submitted to the City of Cape Town.

Learners from Kleinberg Primary School graduated from the College of Magic school outreach programme which included learning juggling skills, magic effects and performing arts.

Following shocking videos of Muslim women being physically searched at OR Tambo International airport, in Johannesburg, the Muslim Judicial Council (MJC SA) held a meeting with the Airport Company South Africa (ACSA) to discuss the matter and other r

The Manenberg Community Policing Forum (CPF) watch was very busy this year, however, is still appealing to residents to join them to combat crime in the area.