People’s Post
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The night before the St James massacre, Marita Ackermann told a friend she did not fear death. Her daughter shares a first-hand family account.
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Heritage Western Cape requires a Heritage Impact Assessment for the proposed Mowbray Golf Course redevelopment, with public participation now under way
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Two Hout Bay friends have driven 8 000km across Africa in the Africa Rally, raising funds to build a permanent classroom for children in their community.
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The Western Cape High Court has ordered 161 unlawful occupiers to vacate Transnet land at Culemborg by 30 September.
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A Surrey Estate family says they have lived without electricity since a 2024 fire, forcing about 30 residents to rely on open fires through three winters.
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Rising housing prices, municipal tariffs and transport costs are pushing Cape Town’s workers farther from the city they serve daily.
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A GI-TOC report reveals how a criminal network led by “Boksie” turned Hout Bay Harbour into a cocaine gateway.
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Cape Town extends the Mowbray development comment deadline to 7 August as the golf club and disabled golfers formally object.
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R600 million appeared for one march. South Africans have waited years for jobs. The immigration debate reveals whose emergencies matter.
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