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It was a morning filled with celebrations as Camps Bay High School hosted its Founder’s Day on Monday 23 May.

Swimming from Blouberg to Robben Island is already a huge accomplishment, but for Howard Warrington once was simply not enough after the endurance sport-obsessed animal lover braved the water temperatures 100 times in aid of the Cape of Good Hope…

The court case against a Wynberg woman who stands accused of the hit-and-run accident which claimed the life of Olivia Sieff, 18, has been remanded to Friday 10 June for further investigation.

Motorist driving down Philip Kgosana Drive in the direction of Tokai these past few weeks would have been hard-pressed to miss the impressive pace at which masonry repairs to the Mostert’s Mill tower was progressing.

With reports that disruptive behaviour in classrooms has increased after the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions, the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has taken steps to promote positive and restorative behaviour in schools – among these the newly

Expelled Heathfield High School principal Wesley Neumann will be challenging his dismissal by the Western Cape Education Department (WCED).

While most tourist attractions in Cape Town are reporting a positive recovery after the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions, the same cannot be said for visitor numbers to Rhodes Memorial.

The Cape of Good Hope SCPA celebrated its 150th year of caring for animals of all shapes and sizes on Friday 20 May.

For Mary Van der Schyff, living a healthy lifestyle and being God-fearing are the two crucial things that characterised her well-being for the past 100 years.

A Kensington organisation, Women’s Communicare Network (TWCN), is in desperate need of warm, winter clothes and items to assist vulnerable children in the community.