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Good Hope Centre redevelopment set to unlock jobs, and Inner-City growth
Once Council gives the final approval, the City will officially put the property on the market through an open and competitive public auction.
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Watch out for electricity scams, the City warns
The City’s Energy Directorate urges residents to be alert to electricity scams and encourages all Capetonians to be vigilant of individuals posing as City officials. These scammers are contacting residents […]
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Petition for speed humps on ‘highway to hell’ in Central
The tragic death of an elderly pedestrian has reignited community demands for urgent safety measures on a notorious stretch of road in Central.
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SA Hope donates new computer lab to Vuzamanzi Primary in Khayelitsha
Excitement was evident on the faces of staff members and learners at Vuzamanzi Primary school in Site C in Khayelitsha at the opening of the new school lab today (Thursday 27 November).
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Western Cape welcomes over one million tourists in October
In October, over one million tourists visited Western Cape, with optimism for a strong December holiday season amid tourism growth.
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Saron rou na brand-dood van twee kleuters
PAARL – ‘n Familie op ‘n plaas sowat 8 km buite Saron tel nog die stukke op en sê hulle sukkel om tot verhaal te kom nadat hul plaashuis Sondag […]
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Tammy Claasen is the new red winemaker at Durbanville Hills
Tammy Claasen (38), who now heads red winemaking at famous-name winery Durbanville Hills, was one of the very earliest beneficiaries of the Cape Winemakers’ Guild Protégé programme.
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Setsing Plaza hawkers forced to operate without basic toilet facilities
Despite a donation of 266 hawker stalls at Setsing Plaza in the Maluti-a-Phofung Municipality, significant facility shortages affect local traders. The absence of public toilets has led to unsanitary conditions, igniting health and dignity concerns. The Democratic Alliance urges the…
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Suspected robbers linked to robberies of two Bloemfontein jewellery stores in custody
Two suspected armed robbers of Bloemfontein jewellery stores launch their bid for bail.
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High Court judge and clergyman facing corruption charges in R2.4 million bribery case
Four people, including a prominent High Court judge and a leader of the International Pentecost Holiness Church, appeared before the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court this week on serious corruption […]
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