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Fewer incidents of theft and vandalism in Western Cape schools
The WCED encourages communities to keep an eye on schools in their neighbourhoods and immediately report any theft or vandalism.
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Major counterfeit goods bust nets R385 000 in Chris Hani district
Komani police have seized counterfeit goods worth R385 000 during coordinated raids across the Chris Hani District on 12 February. According to police spokesperson, Captain Yolisa Mgolodela these seizes occured in several businesses within the Chris Hani District.
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Focus will be on ending childhood stunting by 2030, president says
In this week’s State of the Nation address, the president said they aim to end childhood stunting by the end of 2030.
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Cape Town staff access healthier food with new guidelines
Cape Town staff gain healthier food options as the City launches Good for You Healthy Food Guidelines, promoting workplace wellness.
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Western Cape launches targeted foot-and-mouth disease vaccination
Western Cape government vaccinates 450 cattle in Fisantekraal against Foot-and-Mouth Disease to protect livestock, farmers, and rural jobs.
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Farming community calls for action plans in FMD national disaster
Farmers now await action from government following declaration of Foot-and-Mouth Disease as a national disaster.
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South Africa elected to African Union peace and security council 2026
South Africa joins AU peace and security council 2026, boosting its influence in regional security, peacekeeping, and multilateral diplomacy.
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Munich security conference 2026 highlights global tensions and implications for South Africa
World leaders discuss conflicts, cyber threats, and global security at MSC 2026, highlighting implications for South Africa’s economy and policing
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Baboon siblings display jealousy similar to human children, study finds
Sibling rivalry is not exclusive to humans, with young baboons also competing for their mother’s attention, scientists said this week.
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Blisters for Bread Walk at risk without R1.5 million sponsorship
To deliver the event and to ensure it remains accessible for the community, the Peninsula School Feeding Association requires R1.5 million.
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