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Sentinel News Sentinel News is one of 15 titles published by Cape Community Newspapers, which is part of the Independent Media group. It serves Hout Bay and Llandudno.

05/06/2026

Youth Month 2026: From feeding project to child protection lifeline — James House has served Hout Bay’s vulnerable children and families since 1986. See how they’re building safer, brighter futures.

Read about how early detection, diagnosis and treatment of clubfoot can change a child's life...
05/06/2026

Read about how early detection, diagnosis and treatment of clubfoot can change a child's life...

Discover how early diagnosis and treatment of clubfoot transformed the lives of children like Jessica and Amara, empowering them to lead active, fulfilling lives on World Clubfoot Day.

05/06/2026

Youth voices 🗣️ Imizamo Yethu teens Khanya Ntantiso and Asiphe Sidon, 18, speak out on SA’s youth unemployment crisis and the struggle to find work.

04/06/2026

Community cleanup 🌱 Atlantic Fire and Rescue teamed up with Imizamo Yethu leaders to clear a polluted greenbelt on the settlement’s outskirts.

04/06/2026

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Imizamo yethu youth reflect on Youth Day...
04/06/2026

Imizamo yethu youth reflect on Youth Day...

Ahead of Youth Day, Imizamo Yethu teenagers Khanya Ntantiso and Asiphe Sidon, both 18, have voiced their concerns about the challenges facing young people in South Africa.

02/06/2026

Hout Bay crime mixed bag: SAPS 2025/26 stats show drops in robberies and burglaries, but drug and commercial crime up. CPF and SAPS break it down.

02/06/2026

Residents from parts of Imizamo Yethu gathered for an urgent community meeting to discuss ongoing electricity challenges affecting their areas.

The Imizamo Yethu Development Forum was on hand to assist residents and assess the extent of the problems, while exploring possible solutions to address concerns raised by the community.

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