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New multi-functional court unveiled
On Thursday 19 September, Helderberg High School opened a new multi-functional court that can be used for different sports. The court was established to enhance the new diverse sports activities, such as five-a-side soccer, hockey, netball and tennis.
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Adding their voices to call for eradication of illegal firearms
Organisations forming part of the Khayelitsha Community Policing Forum’s (CPF) sub-district held a march calling for communities to raise their voice about the use of illegal guns. The march, entitled “Silence the Gun”, took place on Saturday 12 October, with…
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New multi-functional court unveiled
On Thursday 19 September, Helderberg High School opened a new multi-functional court that can be used for different sports. The court was established to enhance the new diverse sports activities, such as five-a-side soccer, hockey, netball and tennis.
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A cuppa for a worthy cause
The third annual Cup for Cancer was held at the hall of Dr GJ Joubert Primary School in Strand on Sunday (13 October).
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Adding their voices to call for eradication of illegal firearms
Organisations forming part of the Khayelitsha Community Policing Forum’s (CPF) sub-district held a march calling for communities to raise their voice about the use of illegal guns. The march, entitled “Silence the Gun”, took place on Saturday 12 October, with…
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New multi-functional court unveiled
On Thursday 19 September, Helderberg High School opened a new multi-functional court that can be used for different sports. The court was established to enhance the new diverse sports activities, such as five-a-side soccer, hockey, netball and tennis.
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A cuppa for a worthy cause
The third annual Cup for Cancer was held at the hall of Dr GJ Joubert Primary School in Strand on Sunday (13 October).
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Fitness fanatic endorses pageants
A fitness enthusiast from Gordon’s Bay, who has been striving to bridge the gap between his work and his passion for inspiring others to lead healthier lives both physically and mentally, has finally found the perfect avenue – pageants.
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Fitness fanatic endorses pageants
A fitness enthusiast from Gordon’s Bay, who has been striving to bridge the gap between his work and his passion for inspiring others to lead healthier lives both physically and mentally, has finally found the perfect avenue – pageants.
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Gordon’s Bay gets a splash of colour
Winners of the Heart of the Cape Art Competition, hosted by Ward 100 Councillor Sean Stacey, came together on Saturday (12 October) to paint their artworks on murals along Beach Road in Gordon’s Bay.
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