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To mark breast cancer awareness month, Parkwood Primary School teachers and learners wore pink and invited St Luke’s hospice for a dialogue.

A Lotus River neighbourhood watch group found a stash of street signs believed to have been removed from their posts and abandoned with the likelihood of ending up in a scrapyard.

Plans to convert Queen Victoria Street in the Cape Town Central Business District into a one-way are still undetermined.

The sky is the limit. This was the theme on Wednesday 19 October when a group of Grade 6 learners from Kalksteenfontein Primary School in Bishop Lavis were treated to a trip to Table Mountain, Camps Bay and the V&A…

Long-service medals were bestowed on South African National Defence Force (SANDF) members from the Original Works Unit Western Cape and the Original Works Unit Eastern Cape during a parade at Youngsfield Military Base on Thursday 20 October.

Schools and teachers from Lansdowne, Mitchell’s Plain and surrounding areas recently attended the launch of the Social Harmony National Effort (SHiNE) project of the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) at the Al Ihklaas Academia Library in Lansdowne.

Following a two year break, the annual Bookery Quiz returns on Thursday (27 October) and will see seven schools going head-to-head all in the name of fun and reading.

Terrosita Chee Mee from Colorado Park celebrated Garden Day on Sunday 9 October with 24 of her neighbours, ex-colleagues and friends at her home.

“Our youth was set on a path to success. The power of young people was felt today as never before. We flung the doors of success open and if you’ve never seen it before we saw it today, that the…

A total of 25 teachers at Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres from Heideveld, Delft and Lansdowne attended a workshop at Jumpstart Pre-School in Kenwyn on Saturday 15 October.