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Bo-Kaap residents at the Schotsche Kloof flats have been without water for a month as a R17 million debt dispute with the City remains unresolved.
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In the province, more than 43 000 children are currently in foster care, while a further 2 800 children are being cared for in NPO-run child care centres.
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Paddlers and kayakers await a month-end decision on the Three Anchor Bay boat sheds as lease uncertainty continues after the tenant’s death.
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The Western Cape Economy Innovation Awards honoured businesses, organisations and government initiatives for driving innovation.
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Bo-Kaap resident and medical doctor Insaaf Levy has earned a Springbok Women call-up for the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup in Kenya.
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The celebration also featured the unveiling of Becoming Artscape – A Place Reborn, a memory wall honouring the people who shaped its legacy.
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The incident occurred in July last year, while the complainant was seated in a park between 11th and 12th Avenue in Kensington.
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Residents raise concerns over traffic impacts as major V&A Waterfront and Granger Bay developments progress, including expansion projects.
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Today marks International Nurses’ Day, celebrated on the anniversary of modern nursing founder Florence Nightingale’s birthday.
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Police are still investigating the death of cyclist Landon La Grange, as the cycling community holds memorial rides and calls for safer roads and justice.
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