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Three armed robberies occurred on Boyes Drive in the space of four days.

The Jones Safe House, situated near Kommetjie, received a much-needed makeover with a fresh coat of paint and new beds for the children’s bedrooms on Saturday 26 March.

After the McLaren Circus was temporarily shut down due to an SPCA inspection that yielded up to six contraventions of the Animal Protection Act, it was back to business as usual on Wednesday 30 March.

More than 100 homes in Masiphumelele informal settlement are now connected to the electricity grid, the first of 387 homes the City of Cape Town has earmarked with the budget of R4,5 million.

The family of a woman who died from injuries sustained in a car accident, allegedly caused by drag racers in Grassy Park, is asking the community’s help to find the perpetrators.

Grassy Park teenagers were left with the clear message to “make good choices” at a crime-prevention programme held at Pollsmoor prison on Tuesday 29 March.

A selfless man who devoted his life to youth development. This is how Rev Patrick Naughton, former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Salesian Institute Youth Projects (SIYP) in Green Point, will be remembered.

Cape Town Baseball Federation’s (CTBF) A-side swept all teams before them to retain the senior South African Baseball Union’s National Baseball Championship trophy at the Abe Sher Stadium in Bothasig on Sunday 3 April.

The ongoing controversy around the River Club redevelopment continues.

The Rosebank Canal Rehabilitation Project on the Liesbeek, launched at the beginning of the year is well on its way to achieving its goal – turning a canal into a river and bringing nature back into the city.