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Awayivali imilomo amaxhoba omlilo emva kofumana amalizo
Bebengayivali imilomo abahlali bamatyotyombe baseThembeni eNomzamo ngexesha bebefumana iimpahla kunye neebhedi beziphiwa ngamalungu ombutho iSinikithemba ngeCawe umhla we 14 kuCanzibe. Oku kususela emva kokuba kutshe amatyotyombe angaphaya kwama 60 k
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Police shoot ‘izinyoka’ in Philippi
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) is probing the shooting and killing of a man believed to be izinyoka by the police.
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‘We can’t breathe’: Residents in Nomzamo, Cape Town can no longer stomach stench from stagnant sewage
As rains continue to bucket down in the province, communities in low-lying areas are bracing themselves for the worst.
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Wenze imbali u-Sma
Ibiyimivuyo nemincili kwingingqi yakwaLanga ngeCawa umhla we-7 kuCanzibe ngethuba iqaqobana labahlali lityhutyha izitalato zalangingqi livuyisana nentshatsheli entsha yabasetyhini emanqindini uSimamkele Tutsheni.
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Traditional artist releases debut album at 58
While most people her age think about retirement and life after it, Busi Pikini is on an upward career trajectory.
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Man who shot cop in Philippi set to appear in court
A 38-year-old man will appear in Athlone Magistrates’ Court on Monday 15 May for shooting a police officer in the leg.
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Killing literally causes darkness as waste removal worker gunned down while on duty
Waste-removal services were plunged into darkness when a 54-year-old employee was gunned down during a waste-collection routine.
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Activist in Mfuleni puts youth behind the wheel and on the road to a career
With many young people struggling to find employment, a young activist from Mfuleni, Bongolwethu Nganya (27), has decided to come up with alternatives that could put his peers on a bright career path.
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Crime in Lower Crossroads a concern
Lower Crossroads residents are concerned about escalating crime in the area, nervous that it might hinder service delivery.
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Families in Gugulethu losing more hope of moving into homes of their own
Families residing in a Gugulethu community hall have lost hope of a more permanent residence, blaming the ward councillor and City of Cape Town of neglecting them.










