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Ward Councillor Angus Mckenzie said suspects were arrested following a community tip-off.

"We deal with non-perishable food that is good for many, many years after the 'best before' date," says Dave Bester of Foodeez.

Xoliswa Ndlazulwana has had more than her fair share of obstacles thrown at her throughout her life, yet she's risen above all of it. 


Residents in Brooklyn, and further afield, can now complete their matric at the Community Learning Centre in Brooklyn with the Vulamthuba Empumelelo’s Matric (Senior Certificate) Programme.

The City of Cape Town has lifted the precautionary boil water before drinking notice, as the latest sampling results indicate the water is safe to drink and the discolouration experienced in parts of the eastern, central and southern suburbs has been resolved.

People living in huge parts of Cape Town have to boil their water before use due to repairs on a technical problem at the Faure treatment plant which has made water a yellow colour.

The City points fingers at rolling blackouts as it puts out a ‘boil discoloured water’ alert in some Cape Town suburbs, due to faulty treatment facilities

Channeling the famous rallying cry of the 20 000 brave women who marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria in 1956 to fight for freedom, Engen’s Xoliswa Ndlazulwana’s has used the sheer force of her character to bounce back from extreme hardship and be a shinning inspiration to all. This Women’s Month, Engen celebrates the

It isn’t often that South African businessmen are knighted by the Queen of England, but then Cape Town-born Sir Bradley Fried.

It is undeniable that the ongoing global pandemic has affected the advertising industry. It has upended the industrys current and future advertising campaign plans and prompted creatives to re-evaluate their strategies to better suit the changing landscape...