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The Hawks and National Prosecuting Authority rubbished claims made by alleged Phala Phala burglar Urbanus Shaumbwako’s lawyer Reon Heckrath in the Cape Town regional court on Thursday.

A man mentioned in Arthur Fraser's Phala Phala affidavit says he was taken out of Pollsmoor Prison, where he is in custody on an unrelated case, for questioning by the Hawks, without his lawyer knowing about it.

The City of Cape Town has reportedly splurged nearly R500 000 in legal fees for fraud-accused DA councillor Nora Grose.

The Flandorp Family Trust is in the process of developing 21 Canary Crescent in Sunridge into a large-scale security complex with its own sewage plant, with the land use process currently in its appeal stage, according to Eddie Andrews, deputy mayor

The pilot whale calf was found at Table View beach on Thursday morning. The government will perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death.

People living and sleeping in their vehicles in and around the city face fines of R300 to R500 from the City of Cape Town.

Homeless people living in their cars face fines of R300 to R500 from the City of Cape Town.

Households in the Northern Suburbs can once again look forward to receiving free composting containers which encourage home composting initiatives, and lessens the waste on waste disposal facilities.

Customers visiting Bayside Mall in Table View can indulge in a new view while enjoying their food in the food court after local artists from the Bazart non-governmental organisation (NGO) created colourful murals to brighten up this area.

TLC Outreach Projects, a non-governmental organisation (NGO) in Table View, and Damen Shipyards Cape Town (DSCT) launched a large Mandela Day outreach which continued on to 19 July to target as many underprivileged in the Wolwerivier and Radar Bush i