District Mail and Helderberg Gazette
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SOS Africa opens a renovated skills academy in Sir Lowry’s Pass Village to tackle youth unemployment through practical training.
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As Helderberg Hospital undergoes its R4-million facelift, a resident warns of dangerous parking outside the casualty entrance on Irene Road.
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Die Geldenhuys-familie bedank Blue Crane Funerals Strand vir ‘n waardige en troosryke afskeid vir hul geliefde Maudie, vol deernis en sorg.
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‘n Onbetroubare trouvenue het byna ‘n Gordonsbaai-paartjie se droomdag verwoes, maar Ongegund Lodge in Sir Lowry’s Pass het alles gered.
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Die Khayelitsha-subdistrik se GPF het jongmense deur sport saamgebring by ‘n Jeugsportdag in Strand om lewenslesse en vaardighede te deel.
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A resident sounds the alarm over a Lourens River bridge settlement in Somerset West as pollution grows and PIE Act delays City action.
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Kramat’s floods were more than water damage – Zuleigha Pretorius captures the human trauma and community resilience behind the disaster.
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The Youth Driver Development Programme is giving 20 young people from Helderberg informal settlements a licence to drive their futures forward.
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Gordonsbaai-skrywer Tanya O’Connor se nuutste boek is ‘n ongefiltreerde blik op menswees, verlies, lag en die genade van ouer word.
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PNA Funky Socks Day returns on 11 September, with Breadline Africa aiming to raise R2.5 million for children.
