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City still awaiting CTMCA application for Athlone Stadium dates
The City of Cape Town is still waiting for the Cape Town Minstrel Carnival Association (CTMCA) to submit a formal application for available dates at Athlone Stadium in January and February. Despite the city’s clear communication since September 2025 that…
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No rain in sight: Kouga Dam drops to 48%
Kouga Dam levels drop to 48.48%, down from 59.67% in November, as region faces severe drought with no meaningful rainfall in catchment.
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JBay’s Global Leadership Academy celebrates another 100% matric pass rate
Global Leadership Academy’s Grade 12 Class of 2025 achieves outstanding 100% NSC Matric pass rate, continuing their streak of excellence.
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Matjhabeng council to be dissolved owing to reckless spending patterns
Matjhabeng faces severe financial distress with R14 billion in debt. It operates with a 51% collection rate and an unfunded budget.
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Iranian protester spared death sentence as Trump warns of military action
An Iranian protester who the United States feared faced imminent execution will not be sentenced to death, the judiciary announced on Thursday, while President Donald Trump said he would “watch […]
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WATCH | Stars align for magical Galileo Winelands cinema season
CAPE WINELANDS – There’s something undeniably magical about watching a classic film under a canopy of stars, wine glass in hand, surrounded by rolling vineyards and mountain vistas. This summer, The […]
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Community support grows for displaced Dunoon residents after devastating fire
Many individuals, organisations and businesses have come to the aid of displaced residents in Dunoon following a devastating fire that destroyed hundreds of homes earlier this month, leaving thousands of people without shelter or basic belongings.
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Nelson Mandela Bay municipal pound outsourcing sparks questions
Nelson Mandela Bay’s new three-year outsourced animal control service aims to improve public safety and welfare amidst concerns about sustainability and infrastructure development in managing stray animals.
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IDT CEO Tebogo Malaka resigns ahead of disciplinary hearing over alleged bribery scandal
Independent Development Trust (IDT) Chief Executive Tebogo Malaka has resigned from her position, as of 31 January, ahead of a scheduled disciplinary hearing related to an alleged bribery incident that […]
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Metsimaholo’s waste management failures inspire a call for change
Residents of Metsimaholo’s Amelia and Iraq are frustrated with inadequate refuse removal, prompting the DA to launch a petition for change.
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