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It was chaos at Cape Peninsula University of Technology’s (CPUT) District 6 campus last week with protesting students setting fire to buildings and property, and stoning police officers and vehicles.

Illegal spinning in Ocean View on Sunday mornings has many residents up in arms, with the pollution debris and noise it causes.

To address some of the disciplinary challenges faced at primary and high schools in the Kensington and Factreton areas, a meeting was held with principals and officers from the Kensington Police Station on Thursday 11 May.

Working on Fire aerial and ground resources played a crucial role in fighting and suppressing 110 fires during the 2022-’23 veld and forest summer fire season in the Western Cape.

It is often a thankless job that requires long hours and demanding situations.

The cold and wet weather could remove the big smiles from Merle Malan and Nonqaba Bikauri’s faces as they officially received the keys to their new homes at the Maitland Mews social housing development today (Thursday 11 May).

As the dispute between the board of the Cape Town City Ballet (CTCB) and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the dance company, Debbie Turner, drags on, CTCB dancers have gone on record, urging the two parties to find a…

“Dumping is affecting our mental health.”.

With the case against the five suspects linked with German tourist Nick Frischke’s disappearance yet again postponed, speculation is running rife as to the 22-year-old’s fate.

With the deadline of Friday 30 June looming – the date when the contract with the managers of the Urban Baboon Programme (NCC Environmental Services) comes to an end – the City of Cape Town has announced their intention to…