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Sewage repairs underway after Makhaza pipe burst displaces dozens
Construction is ongoing in Makhaza after a sewage burst, with relocated families adjusting to temporary structures but facing space and electricity issues.
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Khayelitsha shooting in Site C leaves two dead and two injured
Khayelitsha police have registered two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder following a shooting incident in Site C, Khayelitsha, on Tuesday, 24 March.
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World TB Day awareness campaign in Mfuleni promotes free health services
Driftsands community commemorated World TB Day with health services and education, emphasizing early testing, treatment, and combating stigma.
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Community demands action on Mfuleni school infrastructure crisis
Mfuleni Education Forum demands permanent school buildings and improved infrastructure, citing overcrowding and inadequate facilities for learners.
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Illegal dumping in Samora Machel sparks outrage among residents
Residents of Coline Williams Street in Samora Machel are raising concerns about illegal dumping in their area, accusing some neighbours and people from nearby streets of discarding rubbish and building […]
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Learners take centre stage at Nyanga arts festival
Learners showcased their talents at Nyanga’s arts festival, promoting skill development while celebrating Human Rights Day and community support.
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Cape Town Smash-and-Grab incidents rise as City deploys more officers
The City implements a Freeway Management Plan to combat smash-and-grab incidents, enhancing safety with increased police presence and monitoring efforts.
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Nohayilo Manisi at 105: “Today’s generation doesn’t listen”
Nohayilo Manisi, 105, emphasizes generational differences in respect and food habits, attributing her longevity to simple meals and a strong community spirit.
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Marriage seminar empowers Site B residents on legal rights
A marriage seminar at Site B educated attendees on legal marriage rights, laws, and the importance of registration and partnership in marriage.
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SAPOA awaits crucial judgement on Cape Town fixed charges High Court case
The South African Property Owners Association remains in anticipation of a High Court judgement that could declare the City of Cape Town’s three fixed charges unlawful.
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