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- Cape Town CPF Board signs new constitution
Milnerton police last week hosted a group of crime fighters and police who signed the enforcement of the new constitution for community policing forums (CPFs) and boards in the province.
- Festival aims to foster connection through art
The inaugural Love Life Festival takes place from Friday April 26 to Sunday April 28 in the village of McGregor.
- Award-winning author launches third book
A ghost-writer by day and book blogger and author pre-dawn, Amy Heydenrych launched her third book, Bad Luck Penny, at The Book Lounge in Roeland Street in the city centre on Thursday April 18.
- Blouberg writer encourages others to tell their stories
Blouberg author Taryn Little-Viglino, 52, won two awards at the Cape Flats Literary Awards for her first book, And God Said…
- E-hailing drivers claim they are being targeted by extortionists in Milnerton
E-hailing drivers say that they are being held hostage in parts of Milnerton by alleged taxi operators.
- Rates boycott threat
Close to a year after the Milnerton protest against “illegal buildings”, residents say they received little to no help and are threatening a rates boycott.
- Vehicle with schoolchildren hijacked
Milnerton police are investigating a hijacking where children and their driver were forced out of a Datsun Go along School Way in Phoenix on Monday.
- Luna Paige releases two new albums
Melkbosstrand singer and songwriter, Luna Paige, is celebrating the release of two new full-length albums, Dis die dors and Harmony, last Friday, April 12.
- Luna Paige releases two new full-length albums
Melkbosstrand singer and songwriter, Luna Paige, is celebrating the release of two new full-length albums, Dis die dors and Harmony, last Friday, April 12.
- Hero calls for action against crime
A community hero has sounded a call for action as burglaries and robberies continue to plague Table View.
Featured documents
- rx nws Koeberg
The series of small earthquakes that shook Cape Town recently has raised fears that a larger seismic event could spell disaster for the ageing Koeberg nuclear power plant and those who live in its shadow....
- Residents call for increased security
Residents of Albow Gardens claim that security at their low cost housing complex is inadequate and that this is being taken advantage of by thieves and drug dealers....
- Taxi strike disrupts Joe Slovo and Dunoon
Various violent protesting incidents have been reported in the Dunoon and Joe Slovo communities since Friday August 4, with the areas remaining hot spots, said police on Tuesday August 8....
- Angels, homeless fall out over funding
Members of a Table View non-profit serving the poor and homeless have been accused by some of the very people they purport to help of using funding from the community for their personal expenses....
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- Four-storey block too close for comfort
Residents living near a construction site on the corner of Blaauwberg Road and Grey Avenue, Table View, say the block of flats being built there is too close to their homes and they are at risk of being hit by falling debris....
- Vagrants blamed for Table View fire
A fire that burnt vegetation along Diep River, in Table View, and has nearby residents calling for the City to do something about vagrancy in the area....
- Author-chef shares her Christmas recipes
Christmas is a time when loved ones gather to indulge in past traditions or craft entirely new ones and it wouldn’t be Christmas without delicious foods and desserts....
- rx nws barlinka SUMMER JACOBS
A Table View woman is distraught that the City may give the green light for a 22-room boarding house to be built on her doorstep....
- rx nws Koeberg
The series of small earthquakes that shook Cape Town recently has raised fears that a larger seismic event could spell disaster for the ageing Koeberg nuclear power plant and those who live in its shadow....