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A Kraken, a submarine, and a mural: Simon’s Town Navy Museum comes alive
The Simon’s Town Art Group (STAG) painted a vibrant Kraken-themed mural at the Assegaai Submarine Museum, measuring over 40m².
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Pinelands Neighbourhood Watch earns top honours at City Awards
The Pinelands Neighbourhood Watch was honoured at the City’s Neighbourhood Watch Awards, with members winning multiple accolades.
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Spike in Grassy Park robberies prompts police caution
With a worrying rise in robberies and assault, Grassy Park police have issued a warning to residents to remain extra vigilant with their money and possessions during the festive season.
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DOWNLOAD | Food Lover’s Market savings!
Visit your nearest Food Lover’s Market for great savings this December and experience the wonder of Christmas!
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Illegal firearms on Cape Flats linked to 1 066 murders in six years
Illegal firearms and corruption are driving the Cape Flats’ deadliest gang war.
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What you need to know about the rabies risk in Cape fur seals
As travellers and locals are gearing up for the festive season and beach holidays, authorities have issued a rabies warning for visitors to stay away from Cape Fur seals.
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Noordhoekers raise R100 000 for environmental projects
Karoline Hanks completed a grueling 171km trail run, raising R100,000 for Project Noordhoeked.
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Motsoaledi calls on men to lead in the fight against HIV/AIDS
On Sunday 1 December, South Africa joined the global community to observe World Aids Day, a time to reflect on progress made in combating HIV/Aids and to renew efforts toward an Aids-free generation.
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Over 80 000 celebrate Cape Town’s festive lights switch-on tradition
Cape Town’s Grand Parade came alive as 80,000 spectators gathered for the festive lights switch-on, marking the start of the holiday season.
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Re-elected CPF chair pledges to be ‘the voice for the voiceless’ in Kensington
The Kensington and Factreton CPF held its annual general meeting on 26 November, electing a new executive team with Jameelah Liedeman re-elected as chairperson.










