Lauren O’Connor May
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Insults and statistics were flung around like missiles during the rapid fire debate at the provincial Sitting of the House.
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This romance novel is fun, funny and a little sad. It breaks the mold but does it so cleverly that the author gets away with it.
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Hidden away between the nature reserve and the beach, the small residential area of Pelican Heights has only one entrance and for a long time it had been overlooked, including by criminals, but that has changed.
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Mother nature showed off with a bouquet of new blooms as the seasons began to change.
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A six-year-old was shot in the arm and two men were shot in the buttocks during gang warfare over the weekend.
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It was very plotted. I had a whiteboard, I had a book with things that I wrote down and then I had characters whose names I had crossed out because they weren’t right for that.
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Bevil Lackay, of Portland, has been elected as the new District Governor for the Lion’s Club and he is the youngest person yet to take up the role.
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Mitchell’s Plain non-profit Autism Connect expands after recent successes, securing land for a new centre as nationwide demand for services surges.
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Unregistered educares don’t qualify for subsidies, training or resources from the City, but the registration process is laborious.
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Grace Travers beat tens of thousands of competitors to take home a gold medal at the Western Cape Horizon Maths Competition.
