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The World TB Day theme in Retreat was ‘ending TB is a shared responsibility’
A Grassy Park karate academy hosts a fundraiser to help young athletes travel to Namibia, offering a fun-filled day while supporting local youth dreams.
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Grassy Park karate academy hosts fundraiser for Namibia trip
A Grassy Park karate academy hosts a fundraiser to help young athletes travel to Namibia, offering a fun-filled day while supporting local youth dreams.
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Cape Town’s R87.8 bn budget: relief for some, ‘stealth tax’ fears for others
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis unveiled the R87.8bn “City of Hope” budget promising 60% households stable or reduced rates.
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Dog walk fundraiser in Sea Point supports Mdzananda Animal Clinic
Dog lovers and their furry four-legged friends are set to take over the Sea Point Promenade on Sunday 12 April as the annual Paws on the Promenade returns.
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Fire in Ocean View contained, no injuries or damage reported
A vegetation fire above Ocean View was swiftly contained by firefighters, with no injuries or damage reported.
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Tourism industry braces for impact as fuel prices surge in South Africa
As South Africans come to terms with the new fuel prices, Cape Town tour operators are concerned about the impact on their businesses.
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Zero alcohol limit for drivers: South Africa moves to tighten road safety laws
South Africa plans a zero alcohol limit for drivers as government moves to tighten laws and reduce road fatalities nationwide.
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Cape Town NPO wins award for advancing gender equality
A Grassy Park NPO won a regional award for empowering youth and tackling period poverty through education and community programmes.
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Local seniors treated to once-in-a-lifetime Robben Island visit
Twenty seniors experienced a memorable Robben Island trip, with many visiting for the first time thanks to a community-led initiative.
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Petrol up R3, diesel up R7: Record-breaking fuel increases hit SA motorists from April
South African motorists will face the largest fuel price increases in the country’s history from tomorrow, 1 April, with petrol rising by R3.06 per litre and diesel by more than R7.00 per litre.
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