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Is Cape Town as welcoming as we think?

Cape Town has won its fair share of international accolades – for its extraordinary natural beauty, its lifestyle and, most recently, Time Out magazine’s Best City in the World...
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What is restorative justice?

DANIEL BLOCH, Exec. Director, Cape SAJBD Restorative justice is an approach to conflict and crime that focuses on repairing...
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Why I’m voting

I once asked someone whether she was going to vote and she replied, with great confidence, “I don’t...
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The other side of repentance

Growing up, Rosh Hashanah meant the warmth of family. Aunts and uncles, cousins and the occasional friend would...
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A new season, a new beginning

By Shelley Trope-Friedman, President, WIZO SA  How is it Rosh Hashanah already? There is something about this time of...

The kids are alright

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A few years back there was a rumour going round the academic grapevine. A relic had been discovered in Iran inscribed with cuneiform — the...

Confronting a crisis

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“This is a drama of profound significance in the history of the Jewish people,” says Peter Beinart, providing his perspective on Zionism and Israel...

Where are the youth?

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After a year and a half as one of the youngest employees of Jewish communal organisations in Cape Town, I want to share an...

The Way IC it

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Whew! What a year this has been! Absolutely chronic! Virtually every issue has been at least 25% larger than anticipated. And speaking of virtually,...

HONOURABLE MENSCHEN

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The winning of the 1995 Rugby World Cup by South Africa was a wonderful step in reconciliation. Nelson Mandela will forever be identified with...
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