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Online traveller declarations now mandatory at South African borders
Travellers entering or leaving South Africa must now complete an online declaration before travelling as SARS rolls out its new digital border system.
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Matriculant of the Year | Young leaders’ authentic voices heard
“In a country facing diverse challenges, this competition reassures young people that their background or circumstances do not define their future.”
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Michael-Daniel Bam Foundation: 450 Residents Served in Q2
A Cape Town foundation reached more than 450 people in three months through meals, hygiene support and sports kits.
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Public invited to comment on Cape Town Civic Centre housing plan
Cape Town residents have until 27 July to comment on plans to sell part of the Civic Centre parking lot for a mixed-use development, and affordable housing.
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Pelican Park High will unveil hydroponic project to empower learners
Pelican Park High School will launch a hydroponic agriculture hub to teach learners farming skills while improving food security and community livelihoods.
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Underweight pony saved after joint SAPS and SPCA intervention
A neglected pony rescued in Maitland is recovering after SAPS called the SPCA, which is seeking animal cruelty charges against the suspects.
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Tokai Lions install their 50th president
Mark Rossouw was installed as the Lions Club of Tokai’s 50th president, pledging selfless service and community growth for the year ahead.
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Muizenberg beachfront seawall constructed as December completion nears
The Muizenberg beachfront upgrade has reached a key milestone, with the new seawall connected and the installation of scour aprons.
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Opinion | Immigration debate exposes South Africa’s real priorities
R600 million appeared for one march. South Africans have waited years for jobs. The immigration debate reveals whose emergencies matter.
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Cape Town adopts R87.8bn budget as opposition warns rises will hit the poor hardest
Cape Town’s final budget of the current mayoral term was adopted on Monday morning amid sharp divisions in City council.
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