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Overcoming a debilitating speech impediment for much of his life did not deter Livingstone High alumnus Adam Mohamed from clinching seven distinctions in matric and a coveted space to study actuarial science at the University of Cape Town in 2022.

The past two years have arguably been among the most stressful in the history of education. The challenges faced by students have been amplified and compounded by the complexities of the Covid-19 pandemic.

A 13-year-old boy drowned at Hout Bay Beach on Sunday 13 February.

After having been postponed last year due to the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions, Life & Times of Michael K – a Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (Germany) and Baxter Theatre co-production – will have its South African première at the end of this month.

A local soccer league is calling on authorities to assist them in readying a field to continue their youth upliftment initiatives.

Ocean View artist Reagan Rubain is giving back to his community with a vision to open an art gallery where he can teach youth the craft.

A senior official from the Cape of Good Hope SPCA who came under attack while trying to save a black Labrador puppy from being exploited by its owner says his only concern at the time was the safety of the…

A woman was robbed at knife-point on Noordhoek Beach, a stretch of beach that is notorious for muggings, on Monday 7 February.

In a service delivery oversight visit to Lavender Hill on Friday 11 February, Minister of Social Development Lindiwe Zulu heard the emotional pleas from residents who said they are living in fear and pain.

A Fish Hoek hoarder is facing charges of animal cruelty after the Cape of Good Hope SPCA confiscated several animals, including a Macaw from filthy and parasitic conditions.