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Brown’s Farm gogo (83) finds joy and income in backyard gardening
Age is nothing but a number, says an 83-year-old Brown’s Farm gogo who has a small vegetable garden in her backyard to keep her busy.
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Samora Machel Clinic construction underway, completion set for 2028
The construction of the clinic in Samora Machel is underway after the site was handed over by the Department of Health and Wellness in September last year.
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Makhaza ambulance hijacking: EMS workers kidnapped, one raped
Makhaza police are investigating cases of carjacking, kidnapping and rape after two emergency medical services (EMS) workers were reportedly hijacked and kidnapped at Matthew Goniwe Community Health Centre in Makhaza on Friday 21 February.
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Khayelitsha’s Lingelethu-West CPF recognized for crime-fighting efforts
The Lingelethu-West Community Policing Forum (CPF) in Khayelitsha was awarded a certificate of appreciation at the Western Cape Provincial CPF Board Appreciation Awards on Saturday 22 February, held at Wynberg Civic Centre.
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Strand streets revamped: Ward 86 Councillor leads resurfacing project
Ward 86 councillor Xolani Diniso has completed the street resurfacing campaign in his ward to revamp some of the streets in Strand.
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Qhakaza Disability Group celebrates love & inclusion in Mfuleni on Valentine’s Day
Members of the Qhakaza Disability Group converged on Chris Hani Community Hall in Mfuleni on Saturday 15 February to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
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Another devastating fire destroys 18 shacks in Site C’s Taiwan Informal Settlement
At least 18 shacks were destroyed and over 48 people were left destitute when another shack fire broke out at DT section in Taiwan informal settlement, Site C on Saturday 15 February.
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From homelessness to hope: Brandon Manzoni’s journey of transformation
On a rainy night in Cape Town Brandon Manzoni lay on a cold stoep, soaked and exhausted. It was his lowest point after four years of homelessness, four years of sleeping under bridges, searching for safe places and feeling invisible…
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OPINION: Let’s pray for Samora Machel and its people
Let us put Samora Machel in our prayers. That area is a disaster, and it is becoming worse daily.
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CPUT accommodation shortage leaves students desperate & sleeping outside
“We are left stranded and desperate for answers.” This is a common sentiment expressed by dozens of students at Cape Peninsula University of Technology’s (CPUT) District Six campus, amid an ongoing accommodation crisis.










