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Mdzananda celebrates 30 years of caring for Khayelitsha’s animals
Mdzananda Animal Clinic celebrates 30 years of service in Khayelitsha with a fundraising show on October 3, highlighting animal welfare achievements.
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City expected to complete Makhaza sewer pipe repair in November
The City of Makhaza is repairing collapsed sewer pipes, with work expected to finish in November, following previous flooding and community disruptions.
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Opposition slams City’s draft animal keeping by-law as absurd
The GOOD Party has slammed the City of Cape Town’s draft Animal Keeping By-Law as absurd, warning of warrantless searches and paid pet permits.
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Groote Schuur Hospital leads community drive on antibiotic awareness
Community health workers in Lwandle learned about antibiotic resistance from C-SHARP, emphasizing the importance of proper antibiotic use.
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Ikhwezi Centre hosts LGBTQI+ awareness event to educate community
The Ikhwezi Community Day Centre hosted an LGBTQI+ awareness event, focusing on education, empowerment, and reducing stigma within the community.
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Huguenot Tunnel faces partial closure as gale force winds hit Western Cape
Extreme winds force partial closure of N1 Huguenot Toll Road, with high-risk vehicles diverted to Du Toitskloof pass alternative route.
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New Acute Psychiatric Unit opens at Khayelitsha District Hospital
Khayelitsha residents welcomed a new Acute Psychiatric Unit, emphasizing its importance for mental health treatment and community safety.
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Scam targeting teachers resurfaces in Western Cape
New, unemployed and substitute teachers in the Western Cape are again being targeted by a scam that promises permanent posts.
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City tables transport plan for public comment with rail recovery details
The Cape Town transport plan update is open for public comment until 30 September, outlining rail recovery from 2027 to 2030 and a 2040 network plan.
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City calls for public comment on proposed animal keeping bylaw amendments
The City of Cape Town is inviting public comment on proposed amendments to its Animal Keeping Bylaw, including banning wild and exotic animals in circuses.
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