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OPINION | Change is uncomfortable due to unknowns
Change. The mere mention of the word can make us squirm in our seats.
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Temporary closure of Sea Point swimming pool due to sinkhole
A sinkhole detected on the side of the Sea Point Swimming Pool has necessitated the temporary closure of the facility from tomorrow (Tuesday, 16 September.)
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Flooded Mowbray Station subway raises safety concerns for commuters and locals
The Mowbray Station subway has been submerged under water for several weeks, causing major disruptions for commuters and raising health and safety concerns in the area.
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City denies meter-related power cost hikes in Lavender Hill amid protests
Allegations of new electricity meters installed in Lavender Hill using residents’ electricity areHey Y false and unfounded, says the City of Cape Town.
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Read the latest print edition of the People’s Post here
Read the latest edition of the People’s Post here and stay up to date with what’s happening in your community
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Father and son’s dream come true: Winning tickets to sold-out Springboks vs All Blacks match
What was meant to be just a normal Saturday turned into a dream come true for a Kewtown father and son after they won tickets to see the much-anticipated sold-out Springboks vs All Black Rugby Championship Test at the Cape…
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Jill Levenberg wins Silwerskerm Award, celebrates passion for the arts
Jill Levenberg, better known as Mymoena Samsodien in the Afrikaans soap Suidooster, ascribes her recent Silwerskerm Award for Best Actress in a telenovela/soap to hard work and passion for the arts.
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Baboon rangers in South Peninsula ‘dropped by City’
The future of baboon field rangers and baboon management in the South Peninsula is hanging in the balance as authorities are yet to reveal their plans, amid budget constraints as ranger contracts come to an end.
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Local teen leads beach clean-up to combat coastal litter
A Maitland teen is on a mission to play her part to save the environment and encourages more young people to take an interest in preserving it.
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Cape Town City Bowl sees crime surge as robberies and vehicle theft increase
Crime in Cape Town’s City Bowl has increased, with a notable rise in common robberies and vehicle theft.










