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On Heritage Day (Saturday 24 September) Capetonians get to taste and experience Muslim culture and history during an informative free tour through the Bo-Kaap.

Portraits of smiling children, teenagers, and young people fills the counter of a long table.

After a two-year, Covid-enforced absence, the Gun Run started off with a bang at Mouille Point this weekend with a 21 km half marathon, 10 km race, 15 km trail run, 5 km fun walk and even a 5 km…

Their motto is “hard work pays off” and this proved to be true for the Kensington Dance Crew as they danced their way through to the World of Dance national qualifiers to be held in Johannesburg in December.

A Lavender Hill community leader has been awarded a ministerial commendation at the provincial 2022 Sport Awards held on Saturday 17 September.

Several people have been left displaced and two sustained serious burn wounds following two separate fires at the informal areas in the City Bowl last week.

A group of local women have been empowered through self defence classes offered during Women’s Month.

Launched in September last year, the free art programme run by the Mark Jeneker Foundation has officially been completed.

To bring honour to influential women who have their roots planted in Salt River. This is the key focus at this year’s Salt River Heritage Day Festival.

Philippi police are investigating a case of culpable homicide following an accident along Goven Mbeki drive.