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Western Cape intensifies scholar transport enforcement after Vanderbijlpark crash, stopping 1 600 vehicles, issuing R580 000 fines and arresting drunk drivers.
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Cape Town allocates R114 million for N2 Edge safety project while receiving R412 million National Treasury performance grant for infrastructure improvements.
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Three Eerste River women selected for Tag Rugby World Cup in Australia need R60,000 each for travel costs to Coffs Harbour.
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In a search operation for an unlicensed firearm in Durbanville on Tuesday 27 January, an illegal alcohol manufacturing plant was discovered.
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Cape Town invites R125.6 million tenders for 1 194 affordable housing units across Ottery, Lansdowne, Brackenfell and Northpine with March 17 deadline.
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South African motorists can expect fuel price reductions in February, with indicators pointing to lower petrol and diesel costs.
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