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Operation leads to the confiscation of two guns in Heideveld
As the police officers patrolled the Heideveld station area they noticed a suspicious person close to the railway footbridge.
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The Islamic religion marks a significant milestone this year
The programme will honour the journey of discovering truth, finding inner peace and integrating into a new spiritual path
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Cape Town taxi driver arrested for attempted murder after road rage stabbing
A 28-year-old man was arrested yesterday on an attempted murder charge following a road rage incident.
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New combi court in Kensington to promote youth sports and safer communities
Community sports and recreation facilities in Kensington and Maitland are set to see a boost as the area has been selected for the construction of a combi court.
Kaylynne Bantom|
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Cape Town businesses unite for Mandela Day blanket drive to help the homeless
As the cold winter days set in those living on the streets are among the hardest hit. Thanks to a blanket drive launched by three local businesses, some may now sleep a little more warmly.
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Junior police commissioners hit the ground running
The youth of today face different challenges than when we were young. Some of them don’t share their daily ordeals and bottle everything up.
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Officers seek divine intervention in the fight against crime
We approached the church leaders to help us change the attitude of the communities by putting God first, through prayers and scripture reading
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Molo Songololo hosts quiz night to help fund children’s advocacy work
The Observatory-based organisation said the event was a fundraising initiative for its numerous programmes.
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Learners take over Heideveld streets as Superheroes
The learners experienced the freedom of their streets with their (teachers) protecting their every step. For most, this was the first free walk..
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Excessive screen time a ‘silent killer’ for young minds
Even adolescents with moderate screen time of four to six hours a day are more likely to report symptoms of anxiety and depression..










