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Cape Town NPO’s respond to school uniform crisis following Masiphumelele fire
Sixty handcrafted tracksuits donated to Ukanyo Primary learners affected by devastating Masiphumelele fire through NPO partnership.
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Law enforcement officers recover four firearms after Seawinds shootout
Five suspects arrested after dramatic car chase and shootout in Seawinds when hijackers opened fire on law enforcement officers.
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Home Affairs office proposed for Cape Town Civic Centre
A proposal currently before the City of Cape Town could see an appointment-only Home Affairs Office established at the Civic Centre.
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Residents prioritise culture, sports and youth facilities for Gilray
Grassy Park residents unite through Save Gilray Committee to prevent Scout camp sale, establishing four commissions to plan site’s future.
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Cape Town learners celebrate storytelling and literacy at Iziko Museum
About 200 learners from four primary schools across the city enjoyed a morning of fun and storytelling in celebration of World Read Aloud Day.
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Muizenberg’s iconic beach huts get heritage-faithful makeover during beachfront upgrade
Beach Hut Trust chair reassures locals that Muizenberg’s iconic colorful beach huts will be replaced with heritage-faithful replicas.
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Grade 3 teacher arrested for alleged assault at Western Cape primary school
Teacher charged with assault involving Grade 3 learner as Zeekoevlei Primary battles overcrowding with 76 students in single classroom.
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Former principal’s return to Heathfield High blocked by education department appeal
Five-year legal battle continues as pamphlet distribution causes disruption at Heathfield High over former principal’s blocked return.
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Former Cape Town gangster’s journey from the streets to university
Once a hardened gangster and now a second-year Unisa student studying Information Science, Mervin Matthys recalls the night everything changed.
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Law enforcement step up inspections at Rondebosch subways after 15 700 complaints
More than 15 700 service requests logged by residents in Ward 59 last year have led to regular law enforcement inspections at Rondebosch pedestrian subways, with safety and maintenance among the top concerns.
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