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A fire on the morning of Saturday 4 June left two people dead and 64 others displaced at the “Gaatjie” informal settlement in Diep River.

With the help of generous donations from civil society, provincial government and humanitarian group Gift of the Givers more than 60 patients could undergo surgeries recently.

“Aim high, aim high. We know a school that shows the way.”.

A “preliminary” visit last week by Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis to find a suitable location to house the homeless community in Muizenberg has left residents with questions on why they were not informed about the process.

Two Kensington teens are part of the RSA Gojy Ryu Karate team that will be competing in the 6th World Goju Ryu Karate Federation (WGKF) in Foligno, Italy in September.

“What I am hearing is that SANParks (South African National Parks) is not coming to the party. It is what the researchers are saying and it is what many of you are saying. I have no idea why not but…

Work on an innovative new traffic solution linked to the City of Cape Town’s MyCiTi initiative will commence along a busy Hanover Park intersection.

The family members of Shireen Essop have asked for privacy after she was found and subsequently reunited with her relatives.

At least nine people have been arrested in connection with the grisly murder of an Uber driver in Parkwood on Tuesday 31 May and police are working tirelessly to find and arrest more.

We’ve all heard the saying, “Be the change you wish to see in the world.”