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Tiny fingers squeezed through a fence of Parkwood Primary School to hold the placards “Stop hurting us because we are children” and “We want to feel safe” during a picket organised by school teachers on Friday 14 April.

Ending his term as junior city councillor Liam Rhoda (17) a Grade 12 learner and head boy at Lavender Hill High School says he hopes to become a politician to make a difference in his community.

After a decade of dropping mathematics from its school curriculum, Lavender Hill High school has officially re-introduced the subject to learners with the aim to grow and foster the passion for the subject and to create “equal opportunities” for lear

Darts may not be a very popular sport among the younger generations, but it is giving locals young and old the opportunity to reach new heights.

Feed the less fortunate, a non-profit organisation (NPO) based in Surrey Estate, is calling on locals to support their daily iftaar initiatives, catering to vulnerable and needy residents in various areas.

People from across Cape Town and further afield found themselves in serendipitous solidarity recently. Despite being strangers to each other, they all had been at the V&A Waterfront during the first weekend of April, they all were nursing a by…

Thanks to the overwhelming support from locals for the victims of a Kenwyn fire that left 19 people destitute.

Mitchell’s Plain District Hospital has started their year-long celebrations, commemorating its 10 year anniversary.

Months after the Simon’s Town Community Policing Forum (CPF) executive members resigned, a new board has finally been elected.

A Wynberg church and the local Community Action Network (CAN) are pleading with local government – and anyone in the private industry who is prepared to help – to establish an addiction recovery programme, accessible to all in their community.