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While the Wynberg’s Residents’ and Ratepayers’ Association’s (WRRA) plea to residents to attend a public participation process (PPP) meeting held last week was heard, the association is concerned that their appeal to the City of Cape Town – for devel

A Salt River primary school principal says his passion for education was ignited at a young age and 30 years later he still finds satisfaction in his profession.

Three wards in the Mitchell’s Plain basin are lead by women, striving to make a difference in the lives of the communities they serve.

The Sakhikamva Foundation marked National Science Week by equipping learners from Floreat Primary School in Retreat with a Stream laboratory.

The City of Cape Town has issued a precautionary boil notice for water appearing discoloured across the metro.

“I appeal to all of you not to despair. Stand up, with your chest out. Because we have a lot of work to do.”

A few residents in Eden Road, Observatory are lamenting “noise levels” at the local Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witness Church and are calling for congregants to be “considerate and mindful of the neighbours living in the area”.

The City of Cape Town is still in the process of re-establishing ownership of illegally occupied Community Residential Units (CRUs) across the metro.

Salt River’s Pride. This is how residents and former soccer play mates describe Banyana Banyana head coach Desiree Ellis.

A shipping container filled with eco-bricks stolen in Lekkerwater Road/ Kommetjie Road Sunnydale was found in Delft last week.