Lauren O’Connor May
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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.
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The long-awaited upgrade of Tafelsig Clinic is finally set to begin early next year, following years of frustrating delays that saw budgets repeatedly rolled over, Subcouncil 12 heard at its last meeting of the year.
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For four out of five days every week, Westridge Gardens gets spotted with pink.
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Millions of rands have gone into transforming Lentegeur Sportsfield from a “dump” into a premier sporting venue where Collegians Rugby Club now plays under floodlights, while ambitious plans are underway for a major Westridge Regional Recreation hub.
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The Tafelsig man who forced a young child to drink alcohol in a viral video last week has been arrested on child abuse charges.
