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Geen keer aan Berge
Vir die Lulu Boys is dié verlies nie net ‘n nederlaag op die telbord nie, maar ook ‘n harde herinnering aan die werklikheid van hul huidige posisie op die punteleer.
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Oldest local mosque in Strand defaced
The mosque is among a few buildings in the Strand CBD that were targeted with vulgar words sprayed onto walls with black paint.
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City plans a win for biodiversity
The plans also addressed growing concerns over proposed coastal developments that could threaten its biodiversity and heritage assets.
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Father-son duo climb tennis ranks
Both currently hold the coveted number-one ranking in their respective age categories, a testament to decades of dedication and an unbreakable bond forged on the court.
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Gordon’s Bay elephant seal relocated safely back into sea
The unusual inland excursion for the typically sub-Antarctic species prompted a nine-hour coordinated effort to safely return the seal to the sea.
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Seal rescue operation underway, plan B now in place
Seal biologist Steve Kirkman, who is on the scene, identified the visitor as a sub-adult male Southern Elephant Seal, approximately five or six years old and weighing between 1 and 1,5 tons. Kirkman explained that while the animal is out…
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Change for Baby Saver as Khethani Women’s Wellness takes over Helderberg service
Khethani Women’s Wellness took over the Helderberg Baby Saver on Saturday 17 May, ensuring the continuation of this vital service that has saved 13 babies.
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Uit toeka se tyd vang die 1925-vragmotor en die Strand se sonsondergang vas
’n Historiese foto van ’n vragmotor wat in 1925 deur Hopefield ry om Afrikaans te bevorder, saam met asemrowende natuurfoto’s van Cobus Germishuys.
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United in Christ vier moeders en familiewaardes op Moedersdag
United in Christ Assemblies het moeders met ’n spesiale diens, boodskappe en geskenkies vereer en familiewaardes tydens die geleentheid gevier.
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Progress update on Cape Town’s water re-use infrastructure project
Construction of Cape Town’s Zandvliet Treated Effluent Pump Station is progressing, enhancing water reuse to support sustainable, non-potable water supply.
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