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Six dead in separate triple murder shootings in Lower Crossroads and Langa
Leaders from Lower Crossroads and Langa have urged law enforcement agencies to strengthen security in their communities.
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Community pays tribute to Mzoli ‘Tar Mzo’ Ngcawuzele
The Gugulethu community mourns the death of businessman Mzoli Ngcawuzele, known as Tar Mzo, celebrated for his impact on local development and tourism.
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Eyadini residents horrified after decapitated body found in Browns Farm
Residents of Eyadini informal settlement in Browns Farm, Philippi are reeling in shock after a decapitated body was discovered between shacks on Saturday 6 June.
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Western Cape audit results mostly good, with notable exceptions
The province’s 2024-’25 audit outcomes show that 25 of 30 municipalities achieved unqualified results, the gold standard of audit outcomes.
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Early intervention gives clubfoot children a chance to thrive
Jessica and Amara’s success stories illustrate that early diagnosis and treatment of clubfoot lead to active, fulfilling lives for children.
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SAPS raids City of Cape Town offices and homes in corruption probe
Police conducted search and seizure operations as part of an ongoing investigation involving a former contractor of the City of Cape Town.
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Police arrest Khayelitsha carjacking suspect and seize firearm
Police arrest a 30-year-old Khayelitsha carjacking suspect and seize firearms during a coordinated operation following a Parliament vehicle hijacking.
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Lwandle electricity upgrades boost power supply reliability
The City invested R2.3 million in Lwandle’s electrical upgrades, enhancing capacity and addressing challenges like illegal connections and vandalism.
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KDF welcomes progress on Khayelitsha Mall renovation
The Khayelitsha Development Forum praises ongoing mall renovations, emphasizing local labor involvement and addressing crime as a development challenge.
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Teachers lead reported school violence cases in SA
More than 1 million South African learners experienced violence at school in 2024, with younger children and girls among the most vulnerable.
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