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A platform to assist LGBTQIA+ teenagers and parents in Masiphumelele is desperately needed as kids are often sent to initiation schools to be circumcised or are kicked out of their homes, says community worker Nancy Mutshesi.

A year ago, Nqabohlanga Winston Fani (37), during a live interview on radio, explained that his dream was to become the first visually impaired tour guide in South Africa.

Kensington and Observatory residents have until Monday 31 July to comment on proposed traffic calming measures to be implemented in the areas.

As the third quarter of the current academic year gets underway today (18 July), around 100 children attended a daily school holiday programme in La Provence Way, Westridge, arranged by community worker Bronwill de Bruyn with the sponsorship of equip

Sporting codes affiliated to the Strandfontein Municipal Facilities Management Board (MFMC) will revive a more-than-a-decade-old tradition of bringing the community together while raising needed funds.

The Lavender Hill Football Club’s Ladies’ u-16 team participated in a mini-tournament against girls from the community on Tuesday 11 July.

As a teenager in high school, Eugene Mathews used comedy as a defence mechanism to hide his shyness. Fast forward to today, his defence mechanism has led him to a career as a stand-up comedian and entertainer.

The City of Cape Town, in partnership with Mandoval Vermiculite Pty Ltd, has launched a pilot project to limit the spread of fires in informal settlements.

Convicted rapist and murderer, Norman Afzal Simons will be released as early as this week, having been granted parole after 28 years in prison.

Celebrating more than three decades as a musician, Lionel Smith, a Parkwood gospel singer, went down memory lane with some sound advice to the youth of today.