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The Khoesan Indigenous Women in Action (KIWIA) marked World Indigenous Day and National Women’s Day with a prayer ceremony and event at Retreat Civic Centre on Saturday 19 August.

Despite the dizzy heights women across the globe have reached during the past few decades, the IT world is yet to become a balanced, represented industry for women who wish to explore their technological talents in this increasingly digital era.

A dignified sheltered area is needed for the sick, elderly and disabled queuing for service outside the Pelican Park Community clinic.

More than 140 equine-related complaints have been responded to by the Cape of Good Hope SPCA since January, resulting in 10 confiscations across the city.

The South African National Lifesaving Team has been selected to represent the country at the prestigious International Surf Rescue Challenge (ISRC), in Texas, United States of America (USA) from Wednesday 20 to Saturday 23 September.

Friends, foes and community members alike attended this year’s Friends of the Liesbeek (FOL) Annual General (marathon) Meeting at the Vineyard Hotel on Monday 14 August to reflect on their copious eco-triumphs, challenges and pursuits going forward.

Art saved him from a life of drugs and gangsterism and now, it is his time to pass the torch to the next generation of artists.

Universally accessible walking lanes, bicycle parking and other non-motorised transport (NMT) facilities are on the cards for Kensington, Factreton, Maitland and surrounding areas to improve road safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

Seated in a circle, Grade R learners at Sun Valley Primary School focus their gaze on individual iPad screens, listening intently through colourful headsets.

A fight to remove mountains of refuse in two of Hout Bay’s informal settlements, versus the need to address the behaviour of dumping, highlights a need to go back to the drawing board and find ways to kill two birds…