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Participants writing love letters to themselves

SURVE PHILANTHROPIES

On Freedom Day, Survé Philanthropies reaffirms its dedication to healing and social transformation through its partnership with the Institute for Healing of Memories, supporting…

Staff Reporter

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James Browne, from Stellenbosch, and his sister Rachel Browne, from Botrivier, serve Desiree Arendse and her husband Steven, who live in an abandoned building, in Cape Town.

HOMELESS

Cape Town’s historic Service Dining Rooms celebrate 90 years of feeding the city's most vulnerable, with family members of the founder serving meals to those in need.

Fouzia Van Der Fort

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Thousands flocked to Kenilworth Racecourse, on Saturday, dressed in lavish outfits for the annual 2025 World Sports Betting Cape Town Met horse race. Pictured is “best dressed ladies outfit” winner, Pearl Nel, left, of Claremont, with her friend, Mandy Williams, of Wynberg.

LUXURY FASHION

Ward 58 councillor, Dr Richard Hill, and his wife, Monique Nauta Gretchen Muller, of Gordon’s Bay, left, and Lauren Snyders, of Rondebosch Jalene Burger, left, and Roxanne…

WESLEY FORD

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Dr Kally Forrest, of Simon’s Town, unveiled her book at the Black Sash office in Claremont.

SOUTH AFRICA

The late trade unionist and member of Parliament, Lydia Kompe-Ngwena, is the subject of Lydia: Anthem to the Unity of Women, written by Dr Kally Forrest and launched at the Black…

WESLEY FORD

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social cohesion

Survé Philanthropies and IHOM: A partnership for healing and social transformation

Cape Town's Service Dining Rooms celebrate 90 years of feeding the vulnerable

Glitz, glam at the Met

Keeping Mam Lydia’s memory alive