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Many of the animals up for adoption at the Grassy Park-based organisation have either been rescued by the SPCA or surrendered by owners who are no longer able to take care of their pets.

Mayoral committee member for safety and security, JP Smith, says any person found in contravention of a City by-law is liable to a fine - homeless or not.

Lauren Rossouw is now the owner of a small business, Made for You by Me, where she hand-paints jewellery and illustrations, and also designs on clothing from her home.

The Waterfront has invested over R45 million in sustainability since 2008, according to operations manager, Petro Myburgh.

The dialogue, held on the first Thursday of every month, aims to provide a space for people to speak about issues in society.

Cape Town Central police spokesperson Captain Ezra October said as Crime Prevention Unit members were doing patrols and conducting operations, a fight broke out and a boy was stabbed in the head.

PechaKucha, which is Japanese for chit chat, is a gathering where people from all walks of life get together to share their ideas, works, thoughts and experiences.

The comedy show, called Penny for a Laugh, will take place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre on Friday July 19.

Lauren O’Connor-May reviews Silent Night.

The production, which was first performed in 2001, has since been seen across the USA, Australia, Scandinavia, Europe and now South Africa.