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- Residents vow to fight Millview
Table View and Milnerton residents have vowed to stop the development of several three-and-four-storey flats and nine grouped houses planned for 21 Canary Crescent.
- White gangster’s memoir looks at racial injustice
Kalk Bay researcher, teacher and writer, Andries du Toit launched his book A Blow to the Head at The Book Lounge in Roeland Street on Wednesday October 30.
- Jazzart Dance Theatre will commemorate South Africa’s 30 yea
Jazzart Dance Theatre will commemorate South Africa’s 30 years of democracy with a mixed bill, Four Frames of Freedom, at Artscape on Friday November 15, at 7pm, and Saturday November 16, at 2pm and 7pm.
- Air base museum needs support, says teen volunteer
A Brooklyn teenager with a passion for military aviation is urging the youth in his community to join a volunteer programme to support the museum at the Ysterplaat Air Base.
- Table View nurse wins excellence award
Groote Schuur Hospital nurses Irene Okudoh and Buyelwa Majikela-Dlangamandla won awards at the Cecilia Makiwane and Nursing Excellence Awards held at the Western Cape College of Nursing in Heideveld on Friday October 25.
- Corporate teams swapped spreadsheets for sandwich spreads at
Corporate teams swapped spreadsheets for sandwich spreads at the annual Sarmiethon to help needy children.
- Keeping Mam Lydia’s memory alive
The late trade unionist and member of Parliament, Lydia Kompe-Ngwena, is the subject of Lydia: Anthem to the Unity of Women, written by Dr Kally Forrest and launched at the Black Sash office in Claremont last week.
- Parklands homeless woman gets help
A homeless woman who has lived in her white Hyundai along Parklands Main Road for several years has finally given up the fight and has moved to an old age home, says ward councillor Jonathan Mills.
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- There are so many grandiose plans to transform Blaauwberg Ro
There are so many grandiose plans to transform Blaauwberg Road into an economic hub (“More time to comment on Blaauwberg Road plan,” Tabletalk, October 16).
Featured documents
- 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....
- As the national voice of South Africa’s 257 municipalities,
As the national voice of South Africa’s 257 municipalities, the South African Local Government Association (SALGA) has noted with grave concern that the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has approved Eskom’s tariff application, resulting in electricity price increases of 18.65% in...
- 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....
- Museum director aims to re-frame District Six narrative
The recently appointed director of the District Six Museum, Mr Railoun Railoun, said the museum was an energising space....
- Cape Town takes top travel awards
Cape Town has been named Africa’s Leading City Destination 2023 for the third consecutive year at the World Travel Awards....
- Civics threaten to take developers to court
Four civic groups are asking the public to help them support a legal battle against the City, which they accuse of approving development plans that are destroying their communities....
- 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....
- Marimba Fest brings pupils together
In the spirit of Heritage Month, the seventh annual Marimba Jam Festival will take place on Saturday September 16 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre....
- 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....
- Legendary boxing referee, Edward “Eddie” Marshall celebrated
Legendary boxing referee, Edward “Eddie” Marshall celebrated his 68th birthday alongside his family in Mitchell’s Plain, a fortnight...