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Gearing up for the Cape Town Cycle Tour, which takes place on Sunday 13 March, children from the Imbewu Cycling Club in Lavender Hill are excited to do their first cycle tour while others will be tackling their second.

More than 103 lives have been saved by the National Sea Rescue Institutes’ (NSRI’s) Pink Rescue Buoys since inception in 2017.

For the past 10 years, Jehovah Jireh Community Outreach ministries has fed the communities of Mitchell’s Plain and surrounds without favour, filling thousands of hungry bellies weekly.

The Athlone District Advice Office will celebrate 30 years of service to the community in 2022, with an array of activities planned for the year.

Some buildings in the Cape Town City Bowl got a colourful facelift as artists locally and internationally added multi-story massive public artworks to the skyline of the Cape Town CBD during the International Public Art Festival (Ipaf).

Consumers aren’t the only ones worried about how they are going to cope with a 9,61% electricity price hike in a few months.

The legislation for baby savers was placed back in the spotlight after the body of a newborn baby was found in Cape Town last week.

The upgrades at the recently opened Emergency Centre (EC) at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital may very well mean the difference between life or death for many critically ill children.

Prof Eric Atmore, Director of the Centre for Early Childhood Development (CECD) and Extraordinary Associate Professor in the department of education policy studies at Stellenbosch University, has been named one of the Top 100 Most Influential Academi

Tempers are high in Welcome Glen as residents continue to search for answers regarding the lack of water in the area.