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• The inaugural Stories for Good: Belonging event will take pl

  The inaugural Stories for Good: Belonging event will take place at the Montebello Design Centre in Newlands on Sunday, September 6.

• Housing advocacy organisation Ndifuna Ukwazi (NU) will appea

  Housing advocacy organisation Ndifuna Ukwazi (NU) will appeal a High Court judgment that could see more than 280 people living in informal structures on Transnet-owned property in Woodstock and Salt River evicted by the end of September.

• Kenilworth-based Enable Initiative and its Equal Access Prog

  Kenilworth-based Enable Initiative and its Equal Access Programme (EAP) have appointed Dr Sarah Whitehead as their new fundraising and communications coordinator. Whitehead took up the role at the beginning of August.

• Livingstone High School centenary gala dinner and golf day

  Under the inspiring theme “Remembering, Renewing, Rising,” the Livingstone High School Alumni Association (LHSAA) invites former pupils, educators, and friends across generations to reunite for an extraordinary centenary celebration weekend in October.

• The Fifth Step on show at the Baxter

  Rondebosch actor Albert Pretorius is set to star in the West End hit production The Fifth Step, which comes to the Baxter Theatre from September.

• MAMMA MIA! The Musical returns to Artscape

  Here we go again! MAMMA MIA! The Musical is heading to Cape Town, bringing ABBA’s greatest hits and its feel-good story of love, friendship and family to the stage.

• Swim Cape Town is urging enthusiastic swimmers to join the F

  Swim Cape Town is urging enthusiastic swimmers to join the Fish Hoek Mile taking place next month at Fish Hoek Beach.

• Workshop tackles violence

  More than 60 residents from Salt River, Woodstock and surrounding areas gathered at the Salt River Community House on Saturday, August 22, for a community safety workshop aimed at addressing the recent spike in shootings and violence.

• Church pays tribute to displaced Newlands residents

  St Andrew’s Church in Newlands unveiled its new plaque to commemorate residents who were forcefully moved out of Newlands during apartheid.

• Pilot uses education to shape young futures

  Fatima Jakoet has spent nearly two decades in the skies as a pilot, but today she uses her experience to help young people spread their wings through the Sakhikamva Foundation.

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  One hundred and eight new homes stand ready for District Six claimants who, despite a visit to the area by Deputy President David Mabuza last week, are still none the wiser about when exactly they can move in....

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• Student's beetle-busting research at Vergelegen Estate

  Many of South Africa's most beautiful and ancient trees and forests are in deadly danger of being destroyed by an invasive beetle....

• Protesters tell Shell to go to hell over Wild Coast

  Hundreds of protesters stood with placards at Shell’s garage in Paradise Road, Newlands, on Saturday, to say no to Shell’s planned five-month 3D seismic surveying of the Eastern Cape’s Wild Coast....