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Proactive measures taken against wildfire risks on Table Mountain
Table Mountain National Park launches early firebreak maintenance across the Cape Peninsula to counter predictions of extreme summer wildfire risks.
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Southfield entrepreneurs can make their dreams come true by attending free training
Free Start Smart entrepreneurial programme at Southfield Library helps local business owners and aspiring startups build financial independence.
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WATCH | Cape Town women protest Ekurhuleni killings and demand action
About 100 women protested outside Cape Town Central Police Station, calling for action after at least eight women were killed in Ekurhuleni.
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Two paddlers survive dramatic sea rescue off Cape Peninsula coast
Two experienced paddlers recover after a dramatic NSRI Simon’s Town rescue, surviving a two-hour battle with severe hypothermia in rough seas.
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Community voluntary association hosts Heritage Day fundraiser
The Welcome Glen Community Voluntary Association hosts its annual Potjie Competition this Heritage Day to fund imminent upgrades to the Farmhouse hub.
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Nigerian woman faces human trafficking charge in Cape Town
A 29-year-old woman accused of human trafficking will return to the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court on Monday 21 September for a bail application.
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Bishops learners win Coronation national investment challenge
Two Bishops Diocesan College learners won the 2026 Coronation Top Investor Challenge after recording the highest portfolio growth nationwide among teams.
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Upcycled padel court turf becomes Heideveld school football pitch
A resurfaced padel court’s turf now forms a five-a-side football pitch at Vanguard Primary School in Heideveld.
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65 Heideveld families receive title deeds in City housing tour
Sixty-five Heideveld families received title deeds when the City of Cape Town brought housing services directly to their own community.
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Schools hold the key to youth unemployment, UWC professor tells Parliament
Prof Rouaan Maarman told Parliament that youth unemployment begins in South Africa’s overcrowded classrooms, not the labour market, disadvantaging learners.
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