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Former Cape Flats librarian now strengthens public library voice nationally
Cape Town’s Naziem Hardy appointed deputy chairperson of National Council for Library Services after 32-year career starting as library assistant.
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Laughing about science more important than ever: Ig Nobel founder
With science increasingly coming under attack, using humour as a way to get people interested in scientific research is more important than ever, the founder of the satirical Ig Nobel […]
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Plaaswerk in VSA makliker gemaak
Die familieboerenetwerk Saai het ‘n vereniging van stapel gestuur vir agentskappe wat Suid-Afrikaners help om werk op plase in die VSA te kry.
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Traditional healers on the margins: Indigenous midwives fight for recognition in South Africa’s healthcare system
Despite generations of life-saving work in rural communities, traditional birth attendants continue to face discrimination and legal obstacles more than 30 years into democracy. In the remote villages of the […]
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SA property market resilient for 2026 with Cape Town outperforming provinces
Cape Town property market outperforms SA provinces in 2025 with strong outlook for 2026. Inventory shortage drives seller market conditions.
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Afrika suid van die Sahara het reeds byna kwart van sy biodiversiteit verloor
‘n Nuwe Afrika-geleide studie het bevind dat Sub-Sahara Afrika reeds 24% van sy biodiversiteit sedert pre-industriële tye verloor het. Dit beteken dat die bevolkings van diverse plante en diere regoor […]
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Western Cape urges road users to take responsibility as 34 lives are lost in one week
CAPE TOWN – The Western Cape Mobility Department has recorded a devastating toll of 27 crashes and 34 fatalities on the province’s roads during the period 22 to 28 December. […]
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2025 in all its glory and despair
CAPE TOWN – As the year draws to a close, People’s Post take a look at some of the stories that made headlines and pictures that captured the readers’ imagination. […]
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Western Cape dam levels plummet as Festive Season brings tourist influx
The Western Cape is grappling with a deepening water crisis as dam levels continue to drop to concerning lows, just as the province experiences its busiest tourist season of the […]
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City enforcement agencies seize record 4 634 litres of alcohol in December crackdown
Cape Town officers seized over 4,600 litres of alcohol in December, doubling confiscations in the final week while making 264 arrests.
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