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World Breastfeeding Week: Lotus River hosts campaign for young mothers and infant nutrition
The importance of nutrition within the early stages of a baby’s life and mentorship for young mothers was highlighted during a breastfeeding awareness campaign held at the Lotus River Civic Centre on Tuesday 5 August.
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Fish Hoek’s untold heroines: historical talk highlights women of the Valley – 14 August
The public is encouraged to attend an enlightening talk that will touch on the historical legacy and ancestry of the earliest families that explored the Fish Hoek valley on Thursday 14 August.
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Potential lifesavers put to the test during final assessment at Muizenberg Beach
The City of Cape Town’s recreation and parks department held their last lifesavers assessment for the year at Muizenberg beach on Friday 8 August.
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Protestors delay morning traffic by burning tyres on freeway
Early-morning traffic was disrupted this morning due to protests on the R300, also known as the Cape Flats Freeway.
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Sea Point crash: Nigerian rapper to be prosecuted after McLaren wreck
Five months after crashing his McLaren 570S coupe while allegedly speeding down High-Level Road in Sea Point, a Nigerian rapper is finally set to have his day in court.
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Residents demand action at Maitland Police Station
Frustrated residents are demanding the removal of the current management of Maitland Police Station amid claims of poor service delivery at the station.
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Cape Town filmmaker highlights NSRI beach safety camera project
Inspired by both the beauty and danger of the ocean, Kabeer Shaik has turned his lens towards an innovative safety initiative, the NSRI’s beach-safety camera system.
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City hall clock restored to full glory, Chimes ring out once more
The City Hall clock is ticking again after full restoration, reviving its historic chimes and preserving Cape Town’s architectural heritage.
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Mother fears for the worst as her child struggles to recover
The child was living with her aunt and uncle in Imizamo Yethu, Hout Bay, while her mother received treatment in the Eastern Cape
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‘We will rise from the ashes and soar to the skies again’
This history of displacement and systemic inequality has shaped the community, leading to struggles with poverty, unemployment…
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