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Grassy Park Police Station is facing a civil lawsuit after the wrong house was searched during a search and seizure operation earlier this month.

The victim-friendly room at Simon’s Town Police Station received a much-needed revamp with a fresh coat of paint and new furniture.

To beef up policing and make the inner city safer 100 law enforcement officers were deployed to Cape Town’s Central Business District (CBD) recently.

Two Camps Bay High School learners went home with gold medals at the Cape Town Eskom Expo for Young Scientists held at Herzlia High School in Vredehoek recently.

People living on the streets of Fish Hoek have almost doubled in the past two years, from 68 cases to an estimated 120 homeless persons to date.

With Heritage Day fast approaching, a group of about 120 young people, mostly from Khayelitsha and Mitchell’s Plain, are busy getting their steps in for an upcoming 18 km hike up Table Mountain.

For many South Africans, seeking legal advice can be unaffordable, but thanks to an annual initiative by the Department of Justice, the legal system was made a bit more accessible for residents of the Athlone and surrounding areas.

Like the river that she has given so much to, Liz Wheeler is known for finding a way around just about any obstacle life throws in her path.

About 18 intellectually challenged youth now have the skills to enter the mainstream workplace after they successfully completed the Adult Integration Programme (AIP) at The Living Link.

A group of Beacon Valley residents have honoured the memory and legacy of local community worker Fozia Rhodes.