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Pinelands Library is among 26 of the City’s libraries that have signed up for a Library Coding Network Tournament, in partnership with Nelson Mandela University and the Leva Foundation. It will see the top teams from each facility go head-to-head…

Luca, a black Labrador and visually impaired helper lies silently at the feet of his owner, Jenny Pretorius.

Robben Island residents rely on water from the mainland in Cape Town for consumption and make use of boreholes as the desalination plant on the island remains unfixed.

Backstreet United Netball Club hosted a tournament for local clubs in Kewtown on Youth Day, Friday 16 June.

As the saying goes, music is the universal language of humankind. And it is this language that Kensington resident Thurloe Ernstzen is on a mission to convey to the world.

Residents in Kensington, Factreton and Maitland who meet the criminal-record expungement criteria have an opportunity to have their record removed.

The family of a Retreat father whose body was found in the Keyser River canal has started a back-a-buddy campaign to raise funds for a DNA test to identify the remains.

Damage to infrastructure is not unique to any area in the Cape Metro.

There is much more to drag than meets the eye.

After a week of contending with flooding, mudslides, burst river banks and uprooted trees, Southern Suburb residents were certainly in need of good news and Rustenburg Girls’ High School (RGHS) provided.