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Why Sapoa did not pursue refunds in Cape Town tariff court case
In a notice to its members Sapoa CEO Neil Gopal, stated that Sapoa didn’t ask the Court to order a refund of any of the impugned charges paid by residents.
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Oil prices dip below $100 on US-Iran deal optimism
World oil prices dived Wednesday and stock markets rallied on fresh hopes for an end to the Iran war.
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NovaNews wins silver at WAN-IFRA 2026 African Digital Media Awards
NovaNews has won Silver in the Best Emerging News Provider category at the WAN-IFRA 2026 African Digital Media Awards.
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Khayelitsha woman living with lymphedema struggles alone
A 58-year-old woman in Khayelitsha struggles with lymphedema, living alone with limited mobility and insufficient support, facing daily challenges.
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GOOD seeks legal advice on compelling Cape Town to repay millions in unlawful tariff charges
The GOOD Party is seeking legal advice on compelling Cape Town to comply with High Court ruling and return overcharges to residents.
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City plans N2 highway wall to improve motorist safety in Cape Town
Cape Town plans to build a safety wall along the N2 highway amid rising crime concerns, emphasizing the need for effective policing and resources.
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Khayelitsha shack fire survivors struggle to rebuild
A fire in Khayelitsha’s SST informal settlement destroyed over 40 shacks, leaving more than 100 people homeless, with victims seeking assistance to rebuild.
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Over 100 left homeless after shack fire in Town Two
A fire at SST informal settlement destroyed over 40 shacks, leaving 100 homeless; the cause is unknown, and assessments continue.
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City records spike in drunken-driving arrests over long weekend
A total of 108 motorists were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol during the Freedom Day long weekend, according to the City of Cape Town. The arrests formed […]
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Western Cape High Court rules City of Cape Town’s fixed charges unlawful
The Western Cape High Court has ruled that three fixed charges introduced by the City of Cape Town are unlawful, a significant victory for ratepayers.
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