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If implemented timeously, the set of recommendations given by the Consultative Advisory Forum (CAF) and accepted in late December last year by the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE), could be a game-changer for fishing commu

Four trailblazers of the South African wine industry were honoured on Wednesday 2 February during the industry’s annual Wine Harvest Commemorative event – which took place at the historic Groot Constantia Wine Estate in Cape Town.

As interest rates continue to surge consumers are in for a steep ride. That is according to DebtBusters, one of the country’s leading debt counsellors.

The opening of a “gang-free zone” park in Libra Road in Ocean View has given residents hope that their children will be safe from gang violence in the area.

Loadshedding during final matric exam. Disrupted classes due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

For the first time in 76 years, the Friends of the Arderne Gardens (Fotag) welcomed a mayor of Cape Town at the arboretum and public park located in the heart of Claremont.

A 40-year-old man will appear in the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court today (8 February) regarding a fire which broke out at St George’s Cathedral on Sunday 6 February.

A woman, 33, from Wynberg is appearing in the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court today after being arrested in the hit-and-run in which caused the death of Olivia Sieff (18) in the early hours of Sunday morning outside Tin Roof in Claremont.

Accusations of sexual harassment and rape levelled at the president of the University of Cape Town’s Student Representative Council (SRC) have led to students protesting at several locations on UCT campuses today (Wednesday 2 February).

Community members who support and use the Plumstead Public Library have reacted with outrage at the news of its pending closure next year.