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Muizenberg faces rising crime and gang violence, police report shows
Murder, robberies and commercial crime are on the rise in the Muizenberg policing precinct.
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SPONSORED | Transform your tomorrow with the Vulamathuba Bursary Fund
A life-changing educational opportunity awaits ambitious young minds in the Cape Metro region.
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Grassy Park and Parkwood residents protest teacher cuts in Western Cape
Grassy Park and Parkwood residents joined forces in a picket on Thursday 31 October to highlight their concerns regarding the loss of up to 2 400 teacher posts in the Western Cape.
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Woman to run 160km to keep Noordhoek beautiful
A race to test anyone’s endurance, the RMB Ultra-Trail Cape Town (UTCT), will be embarked on by Project Noordhoeked founder Karoline Hanks, with the aim of raising funds.
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‘Signed up to die’: A mother’s fight for her son’s life in gang-ridden Cape Flats
A mother on the Cape Flats shares her struggle with her son’s decision to join a gang, which has placed their family in constant danger.
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Cape Town’s priority pipe replacement programme reaches Kewtown
The City of Cape Town is replacing over 2,000 metres of sewer pipes in Kewtown as part of its expanded Pipe Replacement Programme.
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Meet the man behind the bat: Eddie Moore’s journey from Uitenhage to WP
Eddie Moore, Western Province’s opening batsman, has moved from the Eastern Cape to Cape Town to advance his cricket career.
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Five arrested for having unlicenced firearms
On Tuesday 29 October, officers who formed part of an integrated operation raided an address in Lansdowne where they entered the home and searched the occupants as well as the entire premises.
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From training to job placement: How Cooktastic changes young lives
Cooktastic in Woodstock offers culinary training and job placement support to youth from underserved Cape Town communities.
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Second chances: Adult learners thrive with Vulamathuba’s support
Communicare’s Vulamathuba initiative celebrated adult learners who passed their matric exams, empowering them for better opportunities.










