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Cape Town mayor says he is taking note of Cachalia’s ‘open mind’
Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has lodged an intergovernmental dispute to push for expanded investigative powers for Metro Police amid gang violence.
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Nearly 9 in 10 people choosing Lenacapavir are first-time users of long-acting HIV prevention
Between 8 June and 24 July, healthcare workers administered 2 339 Lenacapavir injections across 22 public health facilities to the communities in the Metro
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Community appeals for help to bury child lost in shack fire
A KTC family is appealing to local businesses and the community at large to assist with funds to bury their child
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Delft woman fights through epilepsy to grow her business
Delft entrepreneur Lusanda Meje, living with epilepsy, turned her dream into reality with M-Scent Perfumes after completing Engen’s learnership.
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Multimedia | All Blacks draw hundreds of fans to Canal Walk meet-and-greet
All Blacks fans packed Canal Walk on Thursday 6 August as hundreds turned out at Totalsports to meet three New Zealand rugby stars during a fan signing session.
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Presidency launches national plan to tackle water crisis
The Presidency has launched a five-point National Water Action Plan to fix SA’s failing water systems as nearly half of pumped water is lost.
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Nyanga CPF calls for joint probe after missing learner found in classroom
A Nyanga Community Policing Forum leader urges coordinated action among government departments following the discovery of a missing learner found in a classroom.
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City of Cape Town says congestion charge is years away
The City of Cape Town has dismissed claims that it plans to hit motorists with congestion charges in the near future.
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Taxi women donate: Khikhi-Murray members give back to Sophumelela learners
Nyanga taxi association women donated sanitary products and toiletries to Grade 8 learners at Sophumelela Secondary School, promoting community support.
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City of Cape Town warns motorists about traffic fine scam
Cape Town traffic services warn motorists of a fine scam via emails or texts, urging verification before payment to avoid fraud.
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