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The new Lion Year, which annually runs from 1 July to 30 June, started with record breaking celebrations for the Lions Club of Tokai last week.

Providing street people a pathway out of homelessness, Mi-change vouchers were recently launched by U-turn in partnership with Mould Empower Serve (MES).

Arecent street match between a few friends in Portland inspired them to bring sports back to the streets.

“To die before turning 18, is not on…young people are robbed of their lives and future,” this according to Hope Pentecostal representative Dorothy Soetwater who joined a protest at Steenberg Police Station on Thursday 7 July.

The Desmond Tutu Health Foundation (DTHF) is bringing its services closer to residents in the Klipfontein Mitchell’s Plain Substructure (KMPSS).

Sigma Connected has made history with the opening of the first call centre in a township.

To make the rail service safer in and around Cape Town the City of Cape Town has embarked on a process to revive the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa’s (Prasa) rail enforcement unit (REU).

It all started with three concerned Green Point residents, realising the importance of public participation regarding open spaces and calling a meeting with the City of Cape Town to discuss, among others, the new Green Point stadium.

Police have stepped up visible patrols at Sunrise Beach in Muizenberg after multiple robberies in recent weeks.

Around 40 learners from the greater Retreat area participated in the Where Rainbows Meet Training and Development Foundation Leadership Programme, which included meditation and yoga classes.