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Opinion | Things fall apart: What Yeats and Achebe tell us about South Africa
Yeats warned that things fall apart when the centre cannot hold. Achebe showed how societies crack before the final blow. South Africa is listening.
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Boost public transport without gentrifying it out of reach
A Cape Town journalist reflects on leaving her bus commute and the colourful strangers she will miss, questioning if the trains will stay affordable.
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Iziko Mobile Planetarium brings space science to South African schools
Iziko Museums’ new Mobile Planetarium will bring immersive space science, VR experiences and astronomy education to rural schools across South Africa.
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Matriculant of the Year | Closing date near for achievers who want to enter
Matric learners who excel in academics, culture, sport and leadership, and who plan to study at the UFS next year, are invited to enter.
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Jazz In The City returns with a fusion of maskandi and Zulu blues
Jazz In The City returns on Wednesday 29 July at the Homecoming Centre with Madala Kunene and Sibusile Xaba fusing jazz, maskandi and Zulu blues.
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Langa drain restoration project clears 20+ drains, removes 200 waste bags
A community project in Langa cleaned waste, cleared stormwater drains, and educated residents on water conservation and management.
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Blisters for Bread walker returns after five decades to support children
A former Blisters for Bread participant is returning 57 years later to support the charity walk, helping raise funds to feed vulnerable children across the WC.
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Greytown man swept out to sea during Richards Bay beach outing
Search teams are continuing efforts to find a 24-year-old Greytown man who disappeared after being swept out to sea at Alkantstrand in Richards Bay.
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Matriculant of the Year | Discipline, goals set top candidates apart
“What makes this competition so important is that a top group of South Africa’s future elite are able to interact regarding certain skills.”
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City calls for essential water use only following treatment plant disruptions
Cape Town residents and businesses are urged to limit non-essential water use due to disruptions in water treatment capacity.
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