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Prasa adds security at Retreat Station after repeated train fires spark community outrage
Prasa has increased security at Retreat Station after three train carriages were burned.
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Frustrated Clifton residents demand answers on Kloof Road repairs
Kloof Road repairs in Clifton have faced significant delays with no set completion date due to environmental and logistical challenges.
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Reformed gangsters share life-changing stories to steer Cape Town students away from crime
Reformed gangsters and ex-prisoners visited Cafda School of Skills to discourage students from joining gangs.
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Two libraries closed for essential maintenance
More than R2 million will be spent on upgrades at two local libraries following weather damage and vandalism.
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Animal Rescue Organisation boosts welfare for pets in Cape Metropole
The Animal Rescue Organisation (ARO), a registered Public Benefit Organisation established in 1986, has been working to improve the lives of animals within indigent communities across the Cape Metropole.
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WATCH | Raising mental health awareness: Lentegeur Hospital’s first-ever community walk
Lentegeur Hospital hosted its first community fun run, attracting 180 participants to raise awareness for Mental Health Month.
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Rondebosch Park set for major upgrades
Rondebosch Park is set to undergo significant upgrades aimed at improving infrastructure, public safety, and accessibility for the community.
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Pushing the limits: Athletes raise funds for charity by completing the grueling 13 Peaks Challenge
Athletes from Mindset Movement participated in the 13 Peaks Endurance Challenge, covering 105 km to raise funds for local non-profits.
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Longbeach Mall Cookbook launched with recipes from Deep South residents
The Longbeach Mall Cookbook was launched on October 10, featuring unique recipes submitted by residents from the Deep South.
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Windermere students take home trophies at Metro Central Marching event
Windermere Primary School learners bagged several trophies at the Metro Central District Marching Competition.










