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Mona’s tavern owner killed
Khayelitsha police are investigating a murder case after a popular tavern owner was gunned down in front of his house at L section in Site B on Monday 13 May.
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Umbutho wenz’
Ibiyimivuyo kuphela ngethuba umama uNolundi Nongawuza (onama 68 eminyaka), wakoo F eKhayelitsha, endwendwelwe ngamalungu ombutho iMbonombini ngeCawe umhla we 12 kuCanzibe.
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Lower to get another high school
A third high school in Lower Crossroads is under construction, and the first phase is expected to be completed soon. Ward 35 councillor Mboniswa Chitha described the construction of the school as a blessing in disguise.
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What is happening to the Glamour boys?
I-Khosi alipheli moya. Supporting Kaizer Chiefs these days is not for the faint-hearted. To be an Ikhosi supporter you now need a lot of courage and perseverance. Watching the team losing week in and week out is not a child’s play.
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Shack dwellers receive new building material for damaged homes
Shack dwellers from Strand were over the moon as they received new building material donated by the Human Settlements Department on Thursday 9 and Friday 10 May.
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WATCH | Bayview U-16 Youth Cup returns: Exciting soccer action featuring local and Namibian talent
The much anticipated return of the Bayview U-16 Youth Cup is just a little over a month away, where young soccer talent will be on display in a range of action-packed matches. Expect to see local teams from across the…
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Prasa’s central line recovery progress: Trains set to run from Nyanga to Philippi by end May
Recovery of the central line is well underway, say Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa), with the intention of having trains back up an running between Nyanga and Philippi by the end of May.
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Stroke survivors in Makhaza seek support for exercise equipment, highlight challenges and progress
Scores of Stroke Survivors Wellness South Africa Foundation (SSWSAF) members from Makhaza urged local business people to assist them with exercising equipment.
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Nyanda Avenue closed temporarily as the City repairs it
Nyanda Avenue residents in Makhaza are ecstatic after the City of Cape Town began workto fix the stormwater drains that troubled motorists and the community for several weeks.
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