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Boks fever hits the Mother City: Cape Town gets its own Springbok Store
The green and gold faithful in Cape Town have been counting down the days, and their patience has finally been rewarded. On Wednesday evening, the second official Springbok retail store […]
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Matjhabeng splashes R1 million on summit whilst basic services collapse
Residents regularly endure electricity cuts because there are insufficient supplies to repair the network, and sewage overflows persist in residential areas. The Financial Recovery Plan (FRP) underscores that the municipality’s failure to read meters has resulted in consumers being billed…
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Knife Show to showcase Cape Town’s flourishing blade making scene
Forty-five knife makers display handcrafted blades at Cape Knife Show, where ancient forging techniques attract new generation of artisans.
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War of words between President and Mayor over Cape Town’s service record
A war of words has erupted between President Cyril Ramaphosa and Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis over the City of Cape Town’s record on service delivery in poor areas.
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DA lays charges against former Gauteng Health CFO over Tembisa Hospital corruption
The DA has laid criminal charges against the former Gauteng Health CFO who failed to act on murdered whistleblower Babita Deokaran’s corruption report. Lerato Madyo, now going by Daniella Molapo, […]
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Eight more arrested after rioting against decision to end registration
Eight protesters were arrested during a demonstration against the University of the Free State’s decision on provisional registration.
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WATCH | Firefighters battle blaze at Heathfield furniture restoration workshop
CAPE TOWN-Firefighters are battling a blaze in the Heathfield area this morning (Thursday 16 October), after a building that served as a furniture-restoration facility had caught fire.
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One dead, two wounded in Philippi-supermarket shooting
Nyanga police registered a murder and two counts of attempted murder following a shooting incident at a supermarket at Ngulube Road, Browns Farm, Philippi.
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Western Cape childhood vaccination rates drop critically
Western Cape childhood vaccination rates drop to 67.4%, sparking measles outbreaks. Parents urged to prioritize free immunizations immediately










