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GABS commuters to pay more for selected cash fares
Cape Town GABS commuters face a 4.5% average fare increase from 28 September, with selected cash fares affected by the latest adjustment.
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Fetus discovered in open field in Delft
The discovery of an abandoned fetus on Saturday (19 September) in Delft has led the police to open an investigation.
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Cape Town racing driver Marcel Angel dies after Killarney crash
Cape Town racing driver Marcel Angel died after his car crashed through a wall at Killarney International Raceway during the Extreme Festival.
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Two traffic officers injured in violent Cape Town street race
A Cape Town street racing operation turned violent after a crowd allegedly attacked traffic officers and damaged three City vehicles.
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Cape Town brothel raid leads to arrest of suspected human trafficker
Hawks arrest 55-year-old man in Goodwood after 21-year-old woman identified as alleged trafficking victim during Rondebosch brothel raid
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Youth organisation cleans up illegal dumping site in KTC
A youth organization in Gugulethu conducted a clean-up campaign to combat illegal dumping, educating the community on environmental hygiene and recycling.
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Fire destroys Sinethemba crèche; organisation appeals for help
Sinethemba Community Organisation seeks business support to rebuild its facility, devastated by a fire that destroyed crucial resources and services.
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Marikana residents demand the City fix vandalised toilets and communal taps
Marikana residents demand new chemical toilets and communal taps to address unsanitary conditions, facing neglect from the City of Cape Town.
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Schools hold the key to youth unemployment, UWC professor tells Parliament
Prof Rouaan Maarman told Parliament that youth unemployment begins in South Africa’s overcrowded classrooms, not the labour market, disadvantaging learners.
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SANTACO Western Cape mourns 22 dead in two separate road accidents
The South African National Taxi Council (Santaco) Western Cape is deeply saddened by two tragic road accidents involving minibus taxis that occurred within 24 hours of each other.
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