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A lifelong dream of Olympic glory awaits Capricorn cyclist, Nicholas Dlamini By Staff Reporter Share Cape Town - His dream was to compete in the Olympic Games, now that dream will be realised when Nicholas Dlamini heads to Tokyo to participate in the quadrennial spectacle. Dlamini, 25, is a cyclist from Capricorn, near Muizenberg, and this week became one of only three elite South African cyclists to be selected to participate in the Tokyo Olympics. He will join Team SA when the Tokyo Olympics takes place from July 23 to August 8, representing South Africa in the Men’s 234km-long road ra...

Slipper Day is Reach For A Dream’s most celebrated fund-raiser and this year’s Slipper Day is set for Friday, May 7. Nomvelo Zungu, Kerry Donkin and Bulelwa Zulu show off their fluffy slippers. Picture: Shelley Kjonstad/African News Agency(ANA) Slippers for a dream Share Durban - Anentokozo, 6, and her mother, Nonhle Shandu, simply focus on each day ahead as the sun comes up. In 2017, the bubbly little Durban girl was diagnosed with leukaemia and after treatment, went into remission. But during August last year, she relapsed and was back in hospital. Anentokozo spent 30 days in hos...

Pick n Pay donates 8000 crates to help in salvaging UCT academic material By Kristin Engel by KRISTIN ENGEL Cape Town - Pick n Pay assisted UCT with a further 6 000 crates over the past weekend, to help salvage and restore the damaged academic resources from the historic Jagger Library during the recent Table Mountain National Park fires, bringing the total number of crates donated to 8 000. In the destroyed Jagger Reading Room, a unique collection of more than 83 000 items of African studies material and other specialised subjects were housed, as well as 1 300 sub-collections of unique manus...

A total of 8 000 crates have been donated to UCT by Pick n Pay to assist in the salvaging and storing of academic material damaged at the African Studies Library.