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Debate win boosts Heathfield High’s growing team
Heathfield High wins 50–35 debate against Steenberg, with top speakers excelling and learners celebrating teamwork, growth and new friendships.
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St Agnes Primary hosts 3km walk to raise funds for library upgrade
The walk will kick off at 9:00 and is expected to bring together learners, parents, teachers and residents for a morning of fitness and fun.
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Affordable housing at Three Anchor Bay Road supported, with lower density urged
Earlier this month the City Council granted in-principle approval to explore the redevelopment potential of the 4,5-hectare City-owned land.
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Michael Daniel Bam Foundation donation drive supports Bonnievale learners
Bonnievale Primary learners received winter clothing and food parcels through a Michael Daniel Bam Foundation donation drive
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Muizenberg community invited to meeting on major beachfront upgrades
Muizenberg Beach upgrades enter a critical phase as residents are invited to a community meeting to discuss closures, construction and future plans.
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Kommetjie Primary inspires young writers with local author visit
A local author visit inspires Kommetjie Primary learners to embrace storytelling, with a new Writers Club set to nurture young creative voices.
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City plans Harrington Square upgrades to boost safety and accessibility
Harrington Square and its surrounds in the City Bowl are under review, with the city prioritising upgrades to create a safer, more accessible public space.
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Cape Town tree removals in Ward 59 over borer infestation risk
Cape Town tree removals underway in Ward 59 as dead English oak trees are cut due to borer infestation and safety concerns.
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City ramps up winter flood mitigation amid widespread rainfall
Cape Town emergency teams work round the clock as heavy rains trigger 480 flooding complaints across multiple suburbs over weekend
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Cape Town removes ‘lower rates’ claim from social media after misleading advertising complaint
The City has removed its public claim that “lower rates are coming to Cape Town” following a complaint to the Advertising Regulatory Board.
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