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A sport science and research centre in Mitchell’s Plain is the dream of Kurt Smith, welterweight bodybuilding champion from Woodlands, to help the youth to make better choices than drugs and gangsterism.

Hundreds of volunteers and residents joined in a clean-up day at Masiphumelele wetlands in an ongoing effort to protect the environment and to eradicate illegal dumping.

“So people, patience. We have got to have the patience of those people who were in the queue for Queen Elizabeth’s funeral. Isn’t it fantastic that you are prepared to wait 30 hours, 12 hours. Now that kind of patience.…

Provisional meetings scheduled for next month to report on the proposed concept design for the refurbishment of the Wynberg Public Transport Interchange (PTI) have been cancelled.

Tomorrow, Wednesday 28 September, Brig Cass Goolam will officially bid the community farewell ahead of his retirement on Friday 30 September.

It is Friday 23 September. The smell of burning is still fresh in the air, water streaming down the street. Damaged tin foods lay strewn and a gutted vehicle.

Capricorn Primary School held an “English Week” from Monday 19 to Friday 23 September as a means to improve learners’ literacy skills.

Approximately 25 Early Childhood Development centres (ECD) teachers attended a workshop on Saturday 17 September.

To restore the dignity and honour loved ones who have died the Mowbray Muslim Cemetery has initiated a community participation weekend where the public is invited to be part of a clean-up operation.

After having started a soup kitchen in February this year, Nadeema Vermeulen now feeds 450 people, including children, every Tuesday.