Lauren O’Connor May
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A young officer lost his life over the weekend when he stopped to assist at a hit-and-run incident on Jakes Gerwel Drive.
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Marvin Sampson, the unofficial mayor of Mitchells Plain, didn’t always have it all together – recently celebrating his 16th year of recovery from addiction.
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A festive event last night was peppered with words of caution and encouragement.
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A Strandfontein woman’s husband has several chicks on the side. He houses them in a loft in their backyard where dramas unfold daily.
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While most people are still sleeping snugly, a group of dedicated volunteers patrol the streets and make sure that Portland is safe.
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The Mitchell’s Plain Phase One housing project has suffered another major setback, with construction now unlikely to begin until 2027.
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GOOD councillor slams City’s tender process for new Khayelitsha MyCiTi depot following local rumblings.
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Frustrated councillors delivered a scathing assessment of the city’s water department during last month’s Subcouncil 12 meeting, accusing officials of lying to residents while poor communication between departments leaves communities without water for days.
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Disability-support institutions marked International Day of Persons with Disabilities on Wednesday with parades, dress-up, a wheelchair kaskar event and lots of fun.
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The fire that destroyed all of Jeremy Petersen’s kickboxing gear is still a sore point for the martial arts instructor several months after half his house burned down.
