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The ban on recreational use of Rietvlei at the Table Bay Nature Reserve since its’ closure in June due to pollution has hit the community hard, with hundreds of jobs lost.

Breakfast host Refilwe Moloto to Milnerton enviro activist Caroline Marx and the Good Party's Brett Herron about water and sanitation issues.

Independent candidate and Plumstead community activist Ursula Schenker shared her history and motivation behind her campaign for Ward 63, which included Fairways, Wynberg, Plumstead, Southfield, Diep River and Naruna Estate.

It is only the latest indicator of the urgent and tough actions we must take to set the country on a different path.

Hassim, who remains in custody, was arrested during the early hours of Sunday morning after he had allegedly gunned down two men, aged 81 and 56.

Cape Town commuters have been advised to use alternative transport as vandalism has resulted in a telecommunications outage that poses a safety risk to train services.

The rail operator said the cut cable has no copper inside, but it continues to be vandalised.

Major habitats of the plant include the endangered Cape Flats Dune Strandveld and the critically endangered Cape Flats Sand Fynbos, both occurring at UWC’s Cape Flats Nature Reserve.

Family mourn hospital’s longest Covid ICU patient, Winston Cogill Share Cape Town - Family of the late Winston Cogill, who was recently hailed for being the longest Covid-19 patient at Groote Schuur Hospital’s intensive care unit (ICU), said they are still trying to cope with his death. The 54-year-old from Diep River spent 122 days in ICU. His widow, Claire, told the Cape Times they were hopeful of his recovery after he was discharged from the hospital in March. “He had made so ...