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City of Cape Town responds to illegal sand mining activities in Khayelitsha
Amid a public outcry about the surge in sand mining and subsequent trenches along some of the key routes in Khayelitsha, particularly along Spine Road in Town Two, the City of Cape Town has listened and closed the deadly holes.
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Mahama Housing Project set to commence as City of Cape Town wraps up infrastructure installation
The housing construction for the Mahama Housing Project, in Mandela Park, is set to get underway in the coming weeks as the City of Cape Town wraps up the installation of the underground infrastructure at the site.
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Onke amadoda ayacelwa kwindibano engxamisekileyo
Isigqeba sombutho ojongene nolwaluko kwaLanga, i-Embo, simema onke amadoda aphumelele kwintlanganiso kawonke-wonke ezakubanjelwa kwiholo iGuga Sthebe ngeCawe umhla we 17 kweyoKwindla ngentsimbi yokuqala.
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Dispute by disgruntled groups delays SST informal settlement relocation plans in Town Two
SST informal settlement residents in Town Two are in limbo after disgruntled groups prohibited them from moving into two areas earmarked for them.
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‘In this shack, I can’t move anywhere’: Helpless woman appeals for help
“All I need is enough space to move around. In this shack, I can’t move anywhere. I have to sit on the bed the whole day. I can’t even go out and move around,” this is how Lindiwe Dyalivane summed…
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Western Cape Education Department adds extra classes to ease overcrowding at Lwandle
By the end of March five temporary classes under construction at Lwandle High School to ease the overcrowded classes will be operational.
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Former drug addict’s testimony: ‘It’s never too late to turn your life around’
“It is never too late for anyone to change his or her life”. These are the words of a former drug addict who has been living a clean life for nearly 10 years now.
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Makhaza neighbourhood watch calls on community to remain vigilant
Members of a neighbourhood watch in Makhaza have urged the community to be vigilant and stop roaming around at night.
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Lwandle residents urged to not take law into their own hands
Lwandle officers warned the public not to take the law into their hands. The officers sent a stern warning after the community of Zola allegedly assaulted the criminal who later died in hospital on Saturday 2 March.
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Mfuleni residents demand police station instead of a satellite station
Mfuleni residents are at wit’s end over the operating hours of a local satellite police station, particularly after hours.









