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No fee, no fuss: DHS sets rental rights and responsibilities
Tenants and landlords can take rental disputes to the Rental Housing Tribunal without paying a fee.
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Learner transport services suspended across Western Cape from today
Learner transport in the Western Cape was suspended from 6 October after bus operators said the education department failed to respond over diesel costs.
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Western Cape matrics face final stretch before exams
Western Cape matric learners share their nerves and excitement as they prepare for their final NSC exams and reflect on what they will miss most.
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City’s annual chess tournament comes to thrilling end
Nearly 180 young chess players from about 40 Cape Town libraries competed in the City’s annual Chess@Libraries Tournament finals at Kenilworth Racecourse.
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Tombstone planned at shooting site as Lwandle mourns 10 dead
Lwandle community to erect tombstone in memory of 10 KwaNdelu Shisanyama shooting victims, says councillor
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Political killings in South Africa reach record high ahead of local elections
South Africa records 43 political killings from January to September, surpassing annual totals as local elections approach in November.
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City unveils Foreshore plan to finish Cape Town’s unfinished highways
The City of Cape Town has unveiled its vision to complete the Foreshore’s unfinished highways with a new bridge, tunnel and neighbourhood.
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Strand councillor’s birthday bash with seniors after shooting delays celebration
Ward 86 councillor from Strand, Xolani Diniso, celebrated his birthday in style by spending it with senior citizens from his ward on Thursday, 1 October.
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City begins road and stormwater upgrades in Samora Machel
Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate informs residents of roadworks on Oliver Tambo Avenue and Anton Fransch Street, expected to last until mid-December, causing temporary traffic disruptions.
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NASA team visits Cape Town trauma centre ahead of Artemis IV lunar mission
Cape Town’s historic role in space exploration has been thrust back into the spotlight after a NASA team toured the trauma centre at Christiaan Barnard Memorial Hospital.
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