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WCED is set to modernise its administrative operations
The WCED is set to modernise school administration and eliminate tedious paperwork by modeling its digital strategy on successful Home Affairs reforms.
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Public Protector asked to probe City’s planning tribunal
The complaint also identifies contentious planning matters as examples for examination, including a Engen service station application in Durbanville.
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Candidates pray for peaceful, free and fair Local Government Elections
Ward councillor candidates representing different political organisations in Gugulethu and surrounding areas converged at Jafta Methodist Church.
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Metro Police arrest suspect in connection with triple murder in Maitland
Cape Town’s Metro Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a triple murder in Maitland last week.
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Cape Town to host One Young World Summit with more than 2 000 young leaders
The One Young World Summit in Cape Town will host global leaders and 2,000 youth, focusing on Africa’s potential and youth issues.
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Drone unit nabs two in Observatory Facebook Marketplace scam
The seller had advertised a camera on Facebook Marketplace and arranged to hand it over after receiving notification of an immediate payment.
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From Cape Town’s top deck to Sutherland’s stars: your free Destination Guide 2026 is here
Discover your next local getaway with the Destination Guide 2026, packed with must-visit attractions, live entertainment and unforgettable local adventures.
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WATCH: Ndlovu Choir collaboration entered for two 2027 Grammy Awards
Queen drummer Roger Taylor’s new single featuring Limpopo’s Ndlovu Choir has been entered for two 2027 Grammy Awards. Watch the video.
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SANBS warns of declining blood stocks ahead of festive season
SANBS urges South Africans to donate blood as national stocks fall to 3.9 days’ cover, below the five-day target, ahead of the festive season.
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A record 22 Firearms taken from the streets of Cape Town
The City’s enforcement agencies confiscated 22 firearms in eight days, again underscoring South Africa’s illegal firearm crisis and low conviction rates.
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