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The City’s Business Hub help desk, an assistance platform which offers free training, has proven to be an invaluable asset to small businesses in Cape Town.

Capetonians came from far and wide to attend the Pick n Pay Wine and Food Festival held over the weekend at the Kenilworth Racecourse. And with over 40 estates from wine-producing regions across South Africa represented, who could blame them.

Kensington Factreton Residents and Ratepayers Association illegal dumping committee had a community clean-up operation recently to tackle illegal dumping challenges in the area.

A group of Camps Bay High School learners got their hands dirty during a beach clean-up at Maiden’s Cove beach on Wednesday 13 April.

The formal opening of the special Jagger Library memorial exhibition Of Smoke and Ash last week marked 12 months since a wildfire tore through the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) library.

Thanks to the efforts of a local organisation, Eastville Primary School now has a working, upgraded computer lab.

Frustrated and angry residents from Grassy Park, Ottery and Parkwood picketed outside the Grassy Park Police Station on Wednesday night 20 April, demanding the removal of station commander Col Dawood Laing.

Speeders will have to think twice when racing in Sea Point thanks to new cameras that were installed in the area to force motorists to stick to the speed limits.

Tamryn Christians faced many challenges throughout her high school and tertiary career, including being evicted from their home, but the young woman says pursuing her dream despite the odds was always her goal.

On a Sunday in 2018, tragedy struck when a fire broke out at Athlone North Primary School, leaving its library completely gutted.