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Recent weather conditions in Cape Town increase fire threats, prompting local authorities to bolster emergency services. With a 40% rise in vegetation fires since 2021, the City emphasizes collective responsibility. Public cooperation, including reporting incidents, is crucial as resources like aerial support and 96 wildland firefighters are deployed this summer.
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A swimmer is recovering in hospital after a dramatic rescue and lengthy resuscitation effort at Small Bay Beach in Bloubergstrand.
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A family was tied up and robbed of cash, valuables and a vehicle during a brazen early morning house robbery in Sonstraal East on Sunday.
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Get ready to step back into the late ’80s as one of Hollywood’s most beloved love stories comes alive on stage next year.
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Eskom will begin installing smart meters at Malibu Village in Blue Downs on Wednesday 12 November, as part of an ongoing rollout in the Western Cape that started in Table View in October.
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Tutu Foundation launches global Letters for Peace campaign. Share your peace message for digital Peace Wall at Cape Town lecture. Free tickets available.
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After spending several days trapped in toxic sewage water in Dunoon a severely injured dog was pulled to safety by Cheryl Lyn Potgieter, founder of Cheryl Lyn’s Rescue Organisation. Despite her courageous efforts the rescue ended in heartbreak when the dog’s condition proved too severe to recover.
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Sanccob has heightened biosecurity measures after an African Penguin tested positive for HPAI, amid rising cases among seabirds in the Western Cape. The public is urged not to handle affected birds, while Sanccob focuses on testing and rehabilitating seabirds. Strict protocols and public cooperation are vital to combat this outbreak.
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R22m creative facility under construction at Reddam House Durbanville. Art, music, drama spaces for 150 students. Opens June 2026.
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The dates for the 2026 Ndlovu Youth Choir SA Tour have been announced. The 15 choristers and three-piece band promise to take audiences on an emotional roller-coaster ride, bringing passion, precision and heart to their South African shows next year.
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