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The saying goes, “Trauma is a fact of life. It does not however have to be a life sentence” and this is exactly the stance Sheryl Ozinsky took when she suffered a traumatic incident in her Oranjezicht home 10 years…

With the holiday season fast approaching beachgoers and parents are cautioned to be water safe.

The Southern African Foundation For The Conservation Of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB) is calling on stricter measures for dog walking in Simon’s Town after 19 endangered penguins were killed due to irresponsible dog ownership.

Community leaders from across the Cape Flats, who diligently care for needs of their fellow men, were acknowledged for the selflessness during a gala event held at the City Hall on Saturday 5 November.

Paws, whiskers and noses are being treated at Tears Animal Rescue after a devastating fire that killed one person and left 500 people displaced in Masiphumelele informal settlement last week.

Silverlea Primary School in Athlone is the winner of the Edukite competition held at Zandvlei lookout in Muizenberg on Saturday 29 October.

Sixty members of the NPO Vannie Hanover Park not only performed on stage at the Cape Town Arts Festival recently but also on the rooftop of the Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town.

A tongue-in-cheek notice, asking for any information about a stolen yellow-and-black rickshaw, is making the rounds on social media.

Local feature film, Angeliena, produced and shot in the Southern Peninsula during the second wave of the Covid-19 received the nod at this year’s African Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) when it was nominated in seven categories.

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