Sentinel News

The South African Weather Service has warned that two cold fronts are approaching the Cape metropole.

Employees from Cape Community Newspapers made sleeping bags for homeless people on Thursday July 18.

Several homeless people in the city were recently fined up to R1 500 under the public places and prevention of noise nuisances by-laws.

Hout Bay Harbour Clean Up have gathered Houties to clean up the streets of Hangberg.

Despite the freezing weather, the boys thoroughly enjoyed themselves and learnt a lot in the process, both from a life skills and football sense.

Rekgotsofetse Chikane writes about the ideology behind Fees Must Fall.

The comedy show, called Penny for a Laugh, will take place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre on Friday July 19. There will also be shows in Durban and Johannesburg.

Cape of Good Hope SPCA spokesperson, Belinda Abraham, says puppy hawkers have little or no regard for the welfare of animals which, to them, are simply commodities for trade.

Museum spokesperson Morongoa Ramaboa, said the aim was to honour ex-political prisoners and add their voices to the narrative.

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