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An inspection of the Little Lotus River has revealed that illegal dumping and litter remains a huge concern in polluting waterways.

The saying goes, the influence of a good teacher can never be erased. This proved true for a group of former learners from a Kensington primary school who held an appreciation ceremony to honour their former teachers.

Faith leaders are taking a stand against the spate of violent crimes and murders perpetrated in Kensington and Factreton by hosting prayer meetings in identified hotspots.

High school learners from across the Western Cape are getting ready to represent South Africa in two upcoming international mathematics olympiads.

Harfield Village Community Improvement District (HVCID) held a “Dream Clean” event on Sunday 12 June from 10:00 until noon.

Ahead of Youth Day, on Wednesday 15 June, Grade 11 learners from Christel House in Ottery received advice for future career success.

Reporting a surge in the disappearance of animals that end up being used as “Guinea pigs” in dogfights, the Law Enforcement’s Animal Control Unit has asked communities to keep their eyes open and to inform either them or the Society…

More than 600 youth gathered in Vrygrond Avenue to watch and participate in Youth Day activities hosted by the Where Rainbows Meet Training and Development Foundation on Thursday 16 June.

Some runners and walkers in Camps Bay are calling for more police visibility following an alleged spree of robberies near Victoria Road.

SK Walmers are yet to record a win in this year’s Western Province Club Rugby Super League A season after they were beaten 22-7 by Villagers under the Brookside lights on Friday night (17 June).