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Almost 9 000 healthcare professionals in the province have been infected with Covid-19 since the outbreak of the second wave.
Five young, soon-to-be Grade 12 pupils from Dunoon say they want to break the poverty and physical and substance abuse cycles within their own families and their community.
Luwi has produced a 10 track album featuring some local artists on his mix genre album where he says “there is something for everyone on the album.
Thousands of employees have alleged that their employers have not paid them what is due to them as per the department of labour.
Over 20 year of being in the taxi industry, the Isaacs family knew no other form of employment. While Mogamat Isaacs never owned taxis of his own, he owned three operating permits which according to his family he used to hire out to other taxi owners who did not have permits of their own.
Gcina Mhlope will tell stories for five minutes every day over a 15 day period.
Between daily training sessions, world record attempts and a high-flying corporate career, ultra-endurance athlete Jamie Marais has penned an inspiring read about his life.
Funeral policy clients cry foul over delay in policy payouts after losing loved ones to Covid-19.
The start of the year is usually marked by parents scrambling to find the last of the stationery list commitments while trying to recover from the Christmas splurge which was kicked off by Black Friday just a month before.
City of Cape Town employees claim they have been denied the right to self-isolate after experiencing Covid-19 related symptoms.
A family has been left reeling after losing two children in a fire that destroyed their home in the Taiwan informal settlement last week.
Clement Meyer lost his wife of two years last week. The couple had known each other for most of their lives, they were in Primary school together.
Parents are worried it’s unsafe to send their children back to school.
While plans to rebuild homes of the affected Masiphumelele residents are said to be underway, the government remains mum on what is to happen in Taiwan.
City called on to halt the lease of the parking lot to Growthpoint Properties and instead carry on with the planned social housing.
Shaun Madolo was allegedly seen in a video clip which had gone viral on social media in October threatening to ’shoot all boys from the age of 13’ if he sees them out on the streets after 6pm.
Wallacedene and Bloekombos and Site C Khayelitsha residents are complaining about a lack of service delivery and subsequent unhealthy conditions they have been subjected to since as early as April.
The group, escorted by police marched up Brighton Road heading to the local day hospital and then on to the local municipal offices. At each point delivering a list of demands to be met in five days.
After two decades of drug abuse Bianca Rabbaney, a mother of two, has turned her life around and is now a supervisor at U-turn's social enterprise on Long Street in Cape Town.
Nissen told Weekend Argus at the chaotic EFF protest in Brackenfell yesterday that the department needed to come up with an inclusive, socially cohesive policy to help avoid incidents of racial discrimination.
Anxiety and depression have impacted on matrics who are in the middle of their final exams.
This year’s Plett rage however will only be in the new year as organisers decided to move it to January 29 to February 6. This is because half of the matriculants attend government schools which will only finish exams on December 15th.
Nosisi Hlotywa speaks about life after her sister’s untimely death and living in the house where eight people were killed.
Amid concerns of a dwindling economy, the Cape Chamber of Commerce has warned that if the lawlessness of gangs accused of extortion continues, many families may be left in dire straits.
