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Klipfontein, Mitchell’s Plain substructure spread Autism awareness.
Autism is more than just speaking late or sensory seeking and defensiveness.
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Animal rights activists call for wild animals to be banned from circuses
Objecting to wild animals being used for entertainment in a circus, animal rights activists gathered in peaceful protest outside the McLaren Circus in Zandvlei on its first scheduled night of performances in Muizenberg on Thursday evening, 4 April.
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Easter bunny spreads joy with more than 8 000 Easter eggs distributed at primary schools
Shrieks of excitement echoed through the hallways of Levana Primary School in Lavender Hill on Wednesday 3 April, as the Easter bunny arrived spreading joy and Easter eggs.
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‘Create opportunities for yourself’: Pelican Park man lives out his rugby dream
Abduragmaan (Durrie) Latief, prop of Boland Cavaliers, from Pelican Park, New Horizon, developed a passion for rugby through his cousin Waseem Galant, who played for Primrose Rugby Football Club in Kenilworth from a young age.
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Teenager elected to serve on Junior City Council is ‘voice for children’ in her community
After a competitive selection process, Steenberg High School learner Tiarrah Watson (16) has been elected to serve on the Junior City Council (JCC) 2024.
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Steenberg residents protest ‘in solidarity with teachers’ affected by budget cuts
Following apparent budget cuts by the national government and stringent cost-saving methods implemented by the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) teachers, learners and parents took to the streets in protest against the termination of teacher contracts.
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Two women robbed while preparing for marathon at Imizamo Yethu circle
Two women runners preparing for the greatly anticipated Two Oceans Marathon were allegedly confronted by three robbers, one of them wielding a panga, as they ran past the Imizamo Yethu Circle in Hout Bay last week.
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Suspect caught with copper in Bishopscourt
Patrolling security service members became suspicious when they spotted a piece of copper peeking out of a man’s backpack in Bishopscourt on Tuesday 26 March.
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Old ice plant at Hout Bay Harbour has become a derelict death trap
During a recent Volunteers24 outreach to the Hout Bay Seals Rescue Centre (HBSRC) in February imminent danger of metal sheets falling from the old ice plant standing above the centre was abundantly clear.
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Seniors splash with water well-being at Wynberg Swimming Pool
Aqua-aerobics and learn-to-swim programmes at the City of Cape Town’s Wynberg Swimming Pool are making waves among a group of 60 local seniors.










