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Women leaders from Overcome Heights informal settlement are passing on their knowledge to the younger generation in a pilot project aimed at training women from the informal settlement on how to manage and deal with fires, flooding, plumbing and gene

The Golden Girls, a group of community workers in Tafelsig, hosted a ‘Broken but not shattered’ Women’s Day event at the Monwabisi Resort.

Circling back after the last community engagement meetings held two years ago, the City of Cape Town these past few weeks again met with residents to present the latest updates to the draft District Spatial Development (SDF) and Environmental Managem

Volunteer group Kasi Beemers held a sanitary drive in Masiphumelele to assist women in need on Women’s Day, Tuesday 9 August.

The Lions Club of Tokai handed over a mobile wifi router and a cellphone to the Victim Empowerment Project (VEP) facility at Steenberg Police Station on Women’s Day, Tuesday 9 August.

Like most children his age, two-year-old Qa-eed Solomons is “full of life” and “super active”, however, the toddler has one unique difference – a hearing impairment that needs urgent intervention.

“I want to be a voice to women who cannot speak for themselves and I want to be a role model to children in my community,” so said Tamaryn Williams.

With memories of the Covid-19 pandemic slowly starting to recede to the outer edges of humankind’s collective consciousness, more residents are beginning to scoff at the lingering presence of a symptom brought on by the two-year national state of dis

To honour community leaders and activists for their selfless acts the Cape Flats Krotoa Alumni restarted on Saturday 13 August following a one year break.

Residents of Grassy Park and Lotus River spent most of Women’s Day without electricity after a medium voltage cable was vandalised.