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Gordon’s Bay Mall murder accused to apply for bail
The Gordon’s Bay Mall murder case was postponed after a third suspect was charged, with all three accused to apply for bail Thursday.
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Search leads to grim discovery in Somerset West
Somerset West police have opened an inquest docket after officers following up on a missing person report discovered a decomposed body in dense vegetation near the golf course and bird sanctuary on the Somerset West-Strand border on Tuesday (3 March).
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Lwandle library closes for six months, upgrade redirects patrons
The Hector Peterson Memorial Library in Lwandle closed today for a six-month R14.8 million renovation that will double its size, with patrons redirected to Strand, Gordon’s Bay, Somerset West and Sir Lowry’s Pass libraries due to safety concerns.
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City services on doorsteps
The City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office will visit Lwandle Community Hall on Friday 27 February, providing residents with convenient access to municipal services including rates, water, electricity and refuse account queries without travelling to municipal offices.
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Bigwigs brave the wave in Strand
Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis took a high-profile plunge into the waters of Strand Beach last Wednesday (18 February). The swim served as a direct, physical response to the “Stop the Sewage” petition – a document signed by thousands of…
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All hands on deck at Sencit Resthaven
CSV Construction’s annual Legacy Day on Saturday 28 March brings together local businesses and DistrictMail & Helderberg Gazette volunteers to support Sencit Resthaven Home for the Aged in Strand with donations, renovations, and a small library as the facility celebrates…
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Armed with digital skills, Nomzamo residents master CCT App
Nomzamo residents learned to use the CCT App for municipal requests during City digital training on Friday 20 February at ACJ Phakade Primary School.
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Anti-bullying fundi bids adieu after final ruler campaign
The second week of Gordon’s Bay Spiritual Crime Prevention Group’s campaign was bittersweet as coordinator Sgt Jeremiah Naidoo bid farewell to his role.
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Kersdag-brandslagoffers betoog: skuld word rondgeskuif
Twee maande ná die brand betoging brandslagoffers terwyl amptenare skuld skuif tussen stad en nasionale vlak oor boumateriaal-verantwoordelikheid.
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New CPF exco needed after Somerset West resignations
Dane Thomas quit as Somerset West CPF chairperson citing admin burden, with police now seeking volunteers for new executive.
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