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The loss of teaching time due to the taxi strike that started on Thursday 3 August and ended on 11 August is a major concern for many schools in Goodwood.

Many companies are still busy calculating the economic impact the taxi strike has had on their businesses, and the Epping Precinct, which hosts 738 businesses, is not immune.

A matric learner of De Kuilen High School is among the winners of the University of the Western Cape (UWC) Science Learning Centre for Africa (SLCA) Art Competition, held in celebration of National Science Week – recently announced.

The Edgemead Neighbourhood Watch (ENW) made a renewed call to residents last week to not support or give handouts to vagrants in the area.

The recent call by the Thornton Ratepayers and Residents Association (TRRA) for volunteers to get involved and keep Thornton clean had a fair response.

A recent court ruling and sentencing are a beacon of hope for the Cape of Good Hope SPCA and animal-welfare advocates.

Remote jamming is on the rise, police and a private security company have warned.

A 54-year-old resident from Parow North claims that she was abused by three nurses while being treated at the Karl Bremer Hospital in Mike Pienaar Drive in Bellville.

A brand-new fence has been installed on the Eskom reserve along Plattekloof Road and Giel Basson Drive near Bothasig.

Amid the chaos, bullets and stones of the recent taxi strike that crippled the city, a 61-year-old woman from Khayelitsha refused to stay away and embarked on a 25 km walk to get to her place of work in Brackenfell.