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Two years after reporting a strange water seepage to City of Cape Town authorities, large amounts of water continue to seep onto Vredekloof Road in Vredekloof 24/7 without resolve.

The sudden announcement of the imminent closure of Tygervalley Library has been met with shock and outrage by its users.

Ná sewe jaar van trane op die bitter pad van onvrugbaarheid het ’n egpaar van Brackenfell net voor Kersfees ’n drieling in die wêreld verwelkom.

An elderly woman from Kraaifontein North was recently robbed in her house by two men pretending to be City of Cape Town employees coming to put in a new electricity meter.

University of the Western Cape alumnus Ashley Uys from Belhar had enough reason to celebrate last week as his company, Medical Diagnostech, became the first business whose rapid Covid-19 antigen testing kit was approved by the South African Health Pr

An organisation working with disabled people in Cape Town has welcomed the City of Cape Town’s decision to buy 13 new vehicles for the Dial-a-Ride (Dar) service.

An anti-nuclear demonstration held on Bloubergstrand Beach in December last year highlighted concerns of Capetonians about the implications of Eskom extending Koeberg’s lifespan next year.

A 35-year old vagrant was found dead underneath the R300 bridge on Monday morning (10 January). Police were called to the scene at about 06:40 and upon arrival the man was already dead.

The week before the schools closed for 2021 the Glenwood Neighbourhood Watch (NWH) received a flyer, circulated from Goodwood Park Primary, requesting assistance for Elnor Primary School in Elsies River.

It takes the collective effort of a village to look after every member of that community and thanks to all the neighbourhood watches in the greater Goodwood cable theft was thwarted.