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- Children’s rights need actions not wordsThe Centre for Early Childhood Development held an event at St George’s Cathedral to commemorate World Children’s Day “We can no longer tolerate our children going hungry, dying of poison, being shot or joining gangs,” says early childhood development expert Professor Eric Atmore. Speaking to some 500 people during an… Read more »
- Young film-makers have chance to shineHigh school film-makers who took part in the Real to Reel Stories project screened their two-minute documentaries outdoors at the Cape Town Museum of Childhood in Rondebosch. High school pupils got to show off their film-making skills at an open air film festival hosted by the Cape Town Museum of… Read more »
- Central city in ‘better shape than ever’Central City Improvement District (CCID) chairman Rob Kane reported that the city centre was in better shape than ever before. PICTURE: SUPPLIED . The city centre is in better shape than it ever has been in the last 24 years with property value soaring from R6 billion in 2006 to… Read more »
- Yorkshire and Varsity College lead the way in First Division C actionSeam bowler Matthew James on the attack for Bergvliet Cricket Club against Yorkshire in Lansdowne. Picture: Lonwabo Marele The race for top spot in the First Division C is beginning to take shape. Victories for Yorkshire Cricket Club and Varsity College put the two top sides in the driving seat… Read more »
- Protecting ocean resources for future generationsThe panelists at the discussion around sustainable seafood, from left, are Gregory Henderson, of the South African Chefs Association; Mark Botha, the CEO of the South African Fisheries Development Fund; Kurt Hill, director of Cape Fish; Petro Myburg, senior manager for sustainability at the Waterfront; Narend Singh, deputy minister of… Read more »
- ‘I’m going to perform at the liggies’Winner of the comedy show down Prince Mbaya, middle, with two of the judges who are comedians. On the left is Stuart Taylor, and right is Angel Campey. Aspiring comedian Prince Mbaya, who won the City’s People of Hope Comedy Competition show-down at the Waterfront amphitheatre on Saturday, will get… Read more »
- Toy run a roaring successA big number of motorcyclists showed up in Killarney during this year’s Toy Run. Thousands of motorcyclists, their machines festooned with toys of all kinds, rode in two huge processions to Killarney International Raceway on Sunday November 24 for the 42nd annual Toy Run Cape Town. The participants also included… Read more »
- Thousands of bikers join charity toy rideBikers heading along the N7 on their way to the Killarney International Raceway to drop off toys on Sunday. PICTURE: BHEKI RADEBE In support of orphans and needy children, thousands of motorcyclists strapped soft toys to their bikes and rode out to Killarney International Raceway to deliver them for the… Read more »
- A guide to your second chapterLast month I wrote an article about the “rise of the silverpreneur”. Describing those people who start a business in the second chapter of their life. I think Ray Haakonsen epitomises this brave step and so I hope you will enjoy his story, his authenticity… and showing it is possible.… Read more »
- Premier league drama returnsThe international break is over and it’s back to business for many clubs around the world. A special mention and shout out to Hugo Broos and the Bafana Bafana boys for securing their place at the African Cup of Nations. During the international break, the boys managed to secure their… Read more »
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