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A Woodstock-based organisation is determined to empower women with the skills development needed to find employment within the fashion and textile industry.

A Kensington resident has lashed out at Metrorail following a recent train trip which he describes as “pathetic service”.

Seniors from Ward 63 were shown the love last month during a trip to the Helderberg Nature Reserve.

Backlogs in placing children still not enrolled at schools for the current academic year continue, now six weeks since the start of the 2023 school year.

Professor Sue Harrison will be serving as the acting vice-chancellor for the University of Cape Town (UCT) while consultations concerning the appointment of an interim vice-chancellor is underway.

Cape Town Pride managed to break the world record for the Largest Drag Artist Stage Show with 97 drag kings and queens performing on stage simultaneously on Saturday 4 March.

Colourful costumes, floats, and artistic performances – the Cape Town Carnival parade returns to its former glory this year.

“What will happen after 30 June?”

With the invasive Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer beetle spreading steadily across the southern suburbs, residents are being asked to keep their wood in their ‘hood – and to be wary of false prophets.

Using a blanket to shield herself from the searing sun, Geraldine November sits under a makeshift tent with all her belongings on the pavement, just a stone’s throw away from Grassy Park Police Station.