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Motorists and pedestrians who make use of the Kenilworth Road rail crossing in the next few days would do well to practice extra caution – just in case a train comes charging through without warning.

Uniforms of firemen called to the scene of a fire in Ocean View on Wednesday 1 March were brazenly stolen through the window of their fire truck.

City Improvement Districts (CIDs), schools and perhaps even the City of Cape Town, would do well to take a leaf out of the Little Mowbray Rosebank Improvement District’s (LMRID) book when it comes to negating unnecessary landfill.

A group of 18 Welsh students have visited the Portlands area to witness first hand the impact of sport development.

The Cape of Good Hope SPCA is asking members of the Plumstead community who may have witnessed guinea fowls being shot in their neighbourhood in the past few weeks to come forward.

Each year thousands of cyclists across South Africa and the world participate in the Cape Town Cycle Tour and Sunday 12 March, was no different.

Growing the local community economy could be as easy as visiting a local monthly market.

With the proverbial curtain having fallen on this year’s season of The Maynardville Open Air Theatre Festival, VR Theatrical producers Jaco van Rensburg and Wessel Odendaal have assured patrons of the open-air theatre experience that it is back to st

A Retreat teenager has a “once in a lifetime” opportunity to train with the Scottish league champions Celtic Football Club in Scotland.

Congregants of the Kensington Evangelical Church say they are frustrated and saddened by criminals’ blatant disrespect for their church following several burglaries in recent months.