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Absa Run Your City Cape Town 10km to end at Grand Parade
The new finish line brings a fresh twist to the popular event, prompting a carefully planned 10km route adjustment for the 11th edition.
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UCT EMBA ranking tops Africa again
UCT’s Executive MBA has again ranked first in Africa and the Middle East, strengthening its position among the world’s top business programmes.
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Cycling community seeks justice after death of Cape Town cyclist
Police are still investigating the death of cyclist Landon La Grange, as the cycling community holds memorial rides and calls for safer roads and justice.
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Codeta warns taxi fare hikes may follow fuel price surge
Codeta warns fuel price hikes could force taxi fare increases, putting added pressure on commuters as operators face rising costs.
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GOOD seeks legal advice on compelling Cape Town to repay millions in unlawful tariff charges
The GOOD Party is seeking legal advice on compelling Cape Town to comply with High Court ruling and return overcharges to residents.
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Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet water quality standards
Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet regulations, ensuring coastal waters remain safe for recreation, with over 98% of samples compliant.
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Young Masi chess player impresses at provincial tournament
Uviwe Mkwana shines at provincials, earning colours and climbing the rankings while chasing his dream of becoming a world chess champion.
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UCT eviction bid dismissed as court upholds housing protections for former students
Court dismisses UCT eviction bid, ruling housing protections apply to former students occupying parking lot after residence eviction.
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Long-anticipated Masiphumelele Gateway Market opened
Masiphumelele Gateway Market opens, offering traders a safe, modern space and boosting local business after more than a decade of planning.
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Cape Town air pollution study shows 40% of residents at high risk
Cape Town air pollution study finds 40% of residents face high risk, exposing deep inequality in environmental exposure patterns.
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