Lauren O’Connor May
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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.
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The future of the Isiqalo informal settlement remains uncertain after the court dismissed the land owner’s attempt to force the City to buy the property and postponed its application to evict the illegal occupants.
