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‘That claim is false’: Deputy Mayor Andrews hits back at Koesister Gate
Deputy Mayor Eddie Andrews has denied that Cape Town is penalising pensioners for selling koeksisters, calling the viral narrative deliberately false.
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Cape Town Junior Council elects new generation of youth leaders
Cape Town’s newly elected Junior City Council leaders have outlined plans to tackle youth issues and strengthen community engagement.
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Artscape marks 55 years with memory wall and call to support the arts
The celebration also featured the unveiling of Becoming Artscape – A Place Reborn, a memory wall honouring the people who shaped its legacy.
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CPF calls for permanent leadership at Khayelitsha Police Station
Khayelitsha CPF demands a permanent police commander, citing management instability, community frustration, and rising crime as major issues.
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Codeta cracks down on undisciplined taxi operators
Codeta fired a driver and conductor involved in a cellphone robbery to enforce discipline, confirming the driver lacked a valid licence.
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Search for missing Khayelitsha teenager continues at Monwabisi Beach
A 17-year-old boy from Khayelitsha allegedly drowned while swimming at Monwabisi Beach on Saturday, 16 May, while four others were rescued.
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Targets for measles-rubella vaccination in the Western Cape far surpassed
The Western Cape Department of Health vaccinated 97% of children under one against measles-rubella, exceeding national targets and addressing challenges.
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Water conservation programme empowers Khayelitsha residents
Bantubanye Community Development aids Khayelitsha residents in water conservation and sanitation, benefiting over 2,000 through education and community projects.
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Cape Town urges residents to save water after storms disrupt treatment plants
Cape Town has urged residents to save water after severe storms disrupted treatment plants and reduced drinking water production.
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Blisters for Bread Walk helps feed vulnerable learners
Hundreds of walkers will take part in the Blisters for Bread Charity Walk this August to help feed vulnerable schoolchildren across the Western Cape.
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