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Cape Town experienced an increase in residential fires over Easter, with formal incidents rising from 12 to 30 compared to last year.
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Western Cape mobility minister, Isaac Sileku, recently tabled a R3.5 billion budget in the provincial legislature to improve access to transport.
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Bobby Ramagwede highlights South Africa’s poor road conditions, emphasizing the need for comprehensive maintenance programs and infrastructure improvements.
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The South African Institute of Taxation welcomed the appointment of Dr Ngobani Johnstone Makhubu as the next SARS Commissioner.
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Humans and four-legged friends are invited to strut their stuff at the eighth annual Paws on the Promenade on Sunday 12 April.
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Planned water maintenance across Cape Town from 7 to 10 April will cause outages and low pressure, with residents urged to store water in advance.
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Cape Town waste collection will continue as normal over Easter, with residents urged to put bins out early and report missed pickups after 48 hours.
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Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis unveiled the R87.8bn “City of Hope” budget promising 60% households stable or reduced rates.
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The South African Property Owners Association remains in anticipation of a High Court judgement that could declare the City of Cape Town’s three fixed charges unlawful.
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Friday the 13th turned very unlucky for a Cape Town taxi driver when traffic officers discovered outstanding warrants worth over R220 000.
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