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Assault captured: Video raises questions, no case opened
Viral video shows woman dragged from vehicle in Strand. Conflicting details, no police record and victim’s refusal to open case raise unanswered questions.
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Cub Hub launched: Vergelegen opens second education centre
Vergelegen Wine Estate opens second education centre for workers’ children. The Cub Hub will serve primary school learners on weekday afternoons.
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Tributes pour in for grade 10 learner Max Immelman after cancer battle
Max Immelman, a 15-year-old school boy, passed away from leukemia, prompting heartfelt tributes from his school communities in mourning.
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Matriculant of the Year | Competition builds self-awareness, boosts confidence
“The interviews helped me express my thoughts clearly. They pushed me out of my comfort zone and made me realise that I have far more potential than I thought.”
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Pa en seun beseer: Strand-botsing tref broosbeensiekte-gesin
Enrico en seun Junaid Plaatjies, albei met broosbeensiekte, wag op operasies in Tygerberg-hospitaal ná ‘n ernstige botsing in Strand.
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Helderberg youngsters geared for future employment
SOS Africa opens a renovated skills academy in Sir Lowry’s Pass Village to tackle youth unemployment through practical training.
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Drivers in training: Helderberg youth rev up for employment
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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Column || Loudest silence I’ve heard in a newsroom
Intern Leevasha Reddy discovers that the loudest lesson in journalism isn’t found in a lecture hall. It lives in the silence of a newsroom.
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Firehorse restaurant rises from the ashes at Vergelegen
When a kitchen fire struck Stables Restaurant, Vergelegen turned disaster into opportunity and Firehorse galloped in to keep the estate alive.
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Lwandle’s power grid bolstered
A R2,3 million electricity infrastructure upgrade in Lwandle has significantly boosted the area’s power supply capacity, with the City of Cape Town’s Energy Directorate replacing ageing pole-mounted transformers with modern ground-mounted mini-substations as part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening…
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