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Obituary: Professor Dan Stein z”l

With contributions by JUDGE DENIS DAVIS and PROFESSOR MARK COTTON The Cape Jewish Chronicle informs the Cape Town Jewish Community with sadness of the untimely passing of UCT academic, Professor...

Toldot – The Bar Mitzvah of Christian (Chaim) Kaiyatsa  

By PNINA JANTJIES, lay leader, Temple Israel Progressive Synagogue, Cape Town Christian Kaiyatsa (15) was calledto the Torah at...

Cycling through history: honouring a great-uncle’s wartime journey 

Many members of the Fabian family have lived in Cape Town, contributing to both the city’s economy and...

A consistent presence for 35 years 

Staff of the various communal organisations housed in the Samson Centre and Hatfield Campus recently celebrated a milestone...

Being Jewish is not for the fainthearted

By RAEL KOPING Raging global antisemitism seems to be the only common unifier among the fragmented groupings of an...

Obituary: Professor Dan Stein z”l

With contributions by JUDGE DENIS DAVIS and PROFESSOR MARK COTTON The Cape Jewish Chronicle informs the Cape Town Jewish Community with sadness of the untimely...

Toldot – The Bar Mitzvah of Christian (Chaim) Kaiyatsa  

By PNINA JANTJIES, lay leader, Temple Israel Progressive Synagogue, Cape Town Christian Kaiyatsa (15) was calledto the Torah at Temple Israel Greenpoint, Cape Town, on...

Cycling through history: honouring a great-uncle’s wartime journey 

Many members of the Fabian family have lived in Cape Town, contributing to both the city’s economy and to Jewish communal life.  The Cape...

A consistent presence for 35 years 

Staff of the various communal organisations housed in the Samson Centre and Hatfield Campus recently celebrated a milestone for their colleague, Louise Segall, as...

Being Jewish is not for the fainthearted

By RAEL KOPING Raging global antisemitism seems to be the only common unifier among the fragmented groupings of an increasingly fracturing world.  Many Jews I have...

Living life to the full, one challenge at a time

“I feel so privileged to have been able to live life to the full,” enthuses Helen Millson, possibly Rondebosch’s most well-travelled resident.  Splitting her time...

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