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The City of Cape Town is still in the process of re-establishing ownership of illegally occupied Community Residential Units (CRUs) across the metro.

Salt River’s Pride. This is how residents and former soccer play mates describe Banyana Banyana head coach Desiree Ellis.

A shipping container filled with eco-bricks stolen in Lekkerwater Road/ Kommetjie Road Sunnydale was found in Delft last week.

The death of an alpha male baboon, killed after a permit was issued for its demise, has left residents and activists in the South Peninsula angry and “gutted”.

Proving that age really doesn’t matter, Funky Culture, the Out of Africa Dance Academy’s senior crew, has qualified for the Hip Hop Unite International World Championships taking place in Lisbon, Portugal, in October.

Two people were injured as bystanders ran away from an armed robbery at a popular store in Pelican Park on Wednesday 27 July.

The heat was on in the kitchen of the Food Jams in Woodstock as eight local farmers had the opportunity to cook with chefs creating plant-based and wild-food meals.

The Grassy Park Youth Desk Crime Prevention Unit reached out to help the elderly as part of giving back for the International Mandela Day, celebrated on Monday 18 July.

Being a Cape of Good Hope SPCA inspector comes with its challenges which includes threats, physical assaults and dog bites.

A Grade 1 learner from Buck Road Primary School in Lotus River has made it to the nationals of the SA Literacy Association annual Reading Competition.