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Two years and thousands of hours of hard work later the staff members of the Jagger Library still have thousands of boxes of recovered material to work through following the devastating blaze of 2021.

The vandalising and theft of water pumps and equipment at the Prince George Drive bulk sewer mains over the Easter weekend has caused a delay in repair work and ultimately the re-opening of the M5 which has been closed to…

In a matter of minutes, several hundred metres of concrete palisade fencing was reduced to rubble, all for a tiny piece of metal.

When they chose the name three years ago, they did not know the impact it would eventually have.

Having fallen asleep with a candle as a source of heat and light during load shedding on Wednesday 26 April, founder of Youth Pet Care, Nazrudeen Adams, woke up to the smell of smoke.

A Muizenberg family is raising funds to get their injured son home from Bali in Indonesia.

As millions of people are sent from pillar to post to renew Sassa cards due to South African Post Office (Sapo) branches closing resulting from bankruptcy, City of Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis is calling on national government to stabilise…

For the first time, belly dancing will be an official category at the Dance World Cup to be held in Portugal this year, and two Strandfontein teens have qualified.

Albert Matthews, a former Kensington High School learner, devotes his time to plough back into his community by encouraging young people to not allow their circumstances to define their destiny.

The doors of the Jagger Library were temporarily opened to the public last night (Tuesday 18 April) – exactly two years after the devastating fire that tore through there on 18 April 2021.