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With memories of the Covid-19 pandemic slowly starting to recede to the outer edges of humankind’s collective consciousness, more residents are beginning to scoff at the lingering presence of a symptom brought on by the two-year national state of dis

To honour community leaders and activists for their selfless acts the Cape Flats Krotoa Alumni restarted on Saturday 13 August following a one year break.

Residents of Grassy Park and Lotus River spent most of Women’s Day without electricity after a medium voltage cable was vandalised.

A Kensington resident is on a mission to keep young people away from gangsterism, drugs and criminal activities.

The conduct of two police officers – seen on video allegedly assaulting a man in Fish Hoek on Sunday 14 August – is under investigation.

Thanks to a much-needed cash boost the Kensington Old Age Home’s new dementia unit is nearing completion.

The last remaining tenants at Welverdiend, a 68-year-old residence in Rondebosch marked for demolition, have hailed a judgment given in the Magistrate’s Court for the District of Cape Town last week as possible legal grounds to support their dispute

A modern-day superwoman. This is how peers and close friends describe Esther Julius (51), a Kensington resident who is a living example of hard work and determination.

He diligently served as traffic officer for almost 40 years, but now he’s ready to pull over and spend much needed time with his family.

Authors, publishers, academics and book lovers are in for a treat as the Open Book festival returns to the District Six Museum Homecoming Centre next month following a two-year hiatus.