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Tourism contributed R800 million to the City of Cape Town’s economy in December last year. This is a visible improvement from the same period in 2020.

With the release of the 2021 matric examination results on Friday 21 January, the weekend saw a time of celebration and reflection on another difficult academic year.

The start of a new school year or the transition from primary to high school can be daunting and cause anxious thoughts and feelings among children.

In a scene reminiscent of the popular 1980s TV action series Airwolf, a Sea, Air and Mountain (SEAM) Special Operations Ranger and his dog jumped out of a descending helicopter and give chase after three suspected abalone poachers.

The course of true love never did run smooth, wrote William Shakespeare in his play A Midsummer Night’s Dream. It seems neither does the mowing of public open spaces, road reserves and cemeteries in Ward 62. With about 20% of…

The quick thinking and brave actions of a 14-year-old junior lifeguard saved a man’s life and landed him a certificate of bravery and recognition from the City of Cape Town.

Back to school was made a bit easier for Tafelsig parents, thanks to Serve the Needy.

The Plumstead Public Library, located in the area’s Village Square, will close its doors early next year.

With the release of the 2021 matric examination results on Friday, the weekend saw a time of celebration and reflection of another difficult academic year coming to a close.

This year, the Beach Hut Trust is aiming to restore the Eastern section of the iconic Muizenberg beach huts which will have ramps added to make them accessible to everyone.