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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.

Perseverance and hard work paid off for two Kleinberg Primary School learners Angelina Speelman (11) and Tayo Lawrence (11) as they were both selected for the u-11 Cape Town Primary Schools Netball Teams.

“I’m going down to Plumstead Library soon. I wish I could take a bottle of champagne with me.”.

Eight primary schools in and around Athlone benefitted from a blanket drive by Turquoise Harmony Institute and Star College in Bridgetown on Tuesday 13 June when 800 blankets were handed over.

Muizenberg Police Station has been described as ‘falling apart’ with holding cells underwater, toilets flooding and non-working switchboards.

The discovery of a dead baby stashed in a dustbin on Thursday 8 June, in Capricorn, has once again raised the question of safe relinquishing laws.

Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) has been allocated an additional R35,9 million to go towards infrastructure maintenance over the next three years.

Youth Day, Friday 16 June, saw around 250 Tafelsig locals served with a warm cup of soup.