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Passenger car sales defy economic uncertainty with strong February growth
Passenger car buyers in South Africa appeared undeterred by prevailing economic concerns, as evidenced by the February retail vehicle sales figures.
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Afrikaans 100: Kom vier saam fees
Op 8 Mei vanjaar vier Afrikaans sy eeufees as amptelike taal en jy is genooi. Daar is alles van musiekkonserte tot kuiers om lang tafels om hierdie mylpaal in Afrikaans te vier.
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Gugulethu crime surge: City’s anti-litter mascot Bingo stolen in carjacking
Following the hijacking of a municipal vehicle with the City’s anti-litter mascot Bingo, the Gugulethu Development Forum (GDF) is appealing to residents to “reclaim” their streets and ensure that they squeeze space for criminals.
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Strand CPF and Lwandle police lead anti-crime walk to reclaim streets
Strand Community Policing Forum (CPF) and Lwandle police held a walk against crime on Friday 28 February where they were going around the neighbhourhood engaging with the community and distributing pamphlets on crime.
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Historic Gugulethu Church appeals for assistance to fix leaking roof
Leader of St Mary Magdalene Church in Gugulethu is appealing to any Samaritan who can assist the congregation in renovating its building to come forward.
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Codeta denies involvement in deadly Site C Taxi rank shooting in Khayelitsha
Democratic Taxi Association (Codeta) has distanced itself from the shooting that occurred at Njabulo Street near Site C Taxi Rank on Friday 28 February.
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Gugulethu community urged to protect workers as cemetery project resumes
After months of delay due to extortion, the rejuvenation of the Gugulethu cemetery is finally underway.
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Corrupt cops busted: Nyanga officers accused of robbing Somali business
Three police officers of the Nyanga Police Station are languishing in the cells after they were nabbed for business robbery in Mfuleni.
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Rebuilding after disaster: Fire victims in Nomzamo get support
At least 36 shack-fire victims from different areas received building material on Monday 24 February donated by the national Department of Human Settlements.
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Ramaphosa residents protest over six-year wait for electricity
Enraged Ramaphosa informal settlement residents in Browns Farm, Philippi, barricaded Govan Mbeki Road with burning tyres and stones during a service delivery protest on Monday 24 February.
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