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Letter: No response to visit request as Broadlands sewers overflow
Councillor says Zahid Badroodien visited Strand but ignored requests to see sewer overflows affecting Broadlands Park and Gustrouw.
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Stellenbosch University lecturer again trades lecture hall for the saddle
Dr Marietjie Lutz, a first-year Stellenbosch University (SU) chemistry lecturer, is back peddling for a purpose, this time to raise funds for students in need.
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Major road resurfacing project begins in the Helderberg
The City of Cape Town launched an extensive two-month road resurfacing project today (Friday 13 March) affecting 29 road segments across Strand, Nomzamo and Gordon’s Bay.
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Cape Town cuts all ties with ‘corrupt’ contractor after bribery attempt
City of Cape Town terminates all contracts with Triple C Maintenance and Services after owner Shaun Roos allegedly attempted to bribe the City manager, leading to his arrest on corruption charges and court appearance at Cape Town Magistrates’ Court today…
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Residents at breaking point over crime and grime at Bridgewater
What was once a scenic waterway has reportedly transformed into a hub for criminal activity, illegal dumping and aggressive homelessness, leaving locals feeling like prisoners in their own homes.
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Macassar water upgrade delivers R5,7m infrastructure and local jobs
In a significant move for the Macassar area, the municipality has recently completed the replacement of 2,34 km of aging water mains, an investment valued at R5,7 million.
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Flawed pump upgrade forces local resident to manage City infrastructure
What was supposed to be an upgrade to the local pump station has instead resulted in a design flaw that keeps pumps running every 10 minutes, regardless of the weather, and has left a private citizen in the unorthodox position…
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Strand’s new Vispol head is ready to tackle crime with passion
Lt Col Noxolo Patience Rulwa brings 21 years of policing passion to lead Strand’s visible policing unit, starting her community-focused role on Valentine’s Day.
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Show support for Gordon’s Bay teen in need of life-saving surgery
Thirteen-year-old Logan Versteegh from Gordon’s Bay needs urgent kidney surgery costing over R200 000 for an UPJ obstruction condition, prompting his family to launch a community crowdfunding campaign for life-saving treatment.
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