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Pelican Park learner Mateo Pinto will represent South Africa at the U-15 Baseball World Cup in Mexico after years of dedication.
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The DA has announced key GNU changes, with Willie Aucamp replacing John Steenhuisen as agriculture minister.
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Table Mountain Cableway will close from 27 July to 9 August for annual maintenance, while hiking trails remain open to visitors.
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Heritage Western Cape says no demolition application has been submitted for Sunnydale’s historic Dagbreek Cottage despite public concern.
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SANParks arrested 12 suspects and seized diving gear during an intelligence-led operation targeting attempted abalone poaching at Cape Point.
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The new Princess Vlei trail has opened, celebrating a decade-long community campaign to protect the area from development.
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Cape Town Tourism wins three gold awards at ITFFA for authentic storytelling campaigns showcasing the city’s global tourism appeal.
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Gaza flotilla activists will share firsthand accounts of their humanitarian mission and detention at a public event in Salt River.
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A joint police operation in Fisantekraal led to a drug-related arrest and the recovery of 92 tik straws, police confirmed.
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Grassy Park baseball player Hayden Chamberlain has earned SA selection and now needs community support to compete in Mexico.
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