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EXCLUSIVE | Delay in restoration of burnt-down Rhodes Memorial restaurant and tea room a tender point
South African National Parks (SANParks) is finalising a second tender for the rebuilding and operating of the Rhodes Memorial Restaurant and Tea Room.
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Keeping young voices on air: Runners lace up for RXRadio
A total of 13 runners hit the tar this past weekend in support of the #SAVERXRadio campaign.
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Public urged to have their say on new Safe Space earmarked for Green Point
Green Point residents and interested parties have until Monday 8 May to comment on the City’s plans to create a new Safe Space to help more people off the streets in the CBD and Atlantic Seaboard.
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Dance production the stuff of dreams
Pronounced Sue-Nyos, Sueños is the Spanish word for dreams, which is an apt title for this ruminative Spanish music dance production at Theatre on the Bay.
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Proposed electricity co-op in Muizenberg as residents are ‘fed up’ with load shedding
As South Africans spent up to eight hours in the dark on Saturday and Sunday when Eskom implemented Stage 6 load shedding over the weekend, the Muizenberg Electricity Crisis Committee held its inaugural battery build day as a means to…
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‘How long must we wait?’: District Six claimants are not bothered by heritage status
The District Six Working Committee says while they welcome the declaration of eight sites in District Six to national heritage status, claimants just want to return to their beloved community.
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‘A lot of people die here’: Ocean View residents left to deal with fresh trauma in the wake of mass shooting
“The trauma runs deep in Ocean View; a lot of people die here.”.
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2023 Miss Mitchell’s Plain Unbreakable Beauty Pageant returns for another year as entries open
Entries are now open for the 2023 Miss Mitchell’s Plain Unbreakable Beauty Pageant, with proceeds going to a good cause.
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‘Live life to the full’: Cancer survivor shares her journey to recovery
When Mona Angers was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in January 2021 and contracted Covid-19 a few months later, all odds were against her and doctors had little hope that she would make it, but Anger believes God spared her life…
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‘We want to feel safe’: Teachers picket in support of Grade 2 learner who was shot by gangster
Tiny fingers squeezed through a fence of Parkwood Primary School to hold the placards “Stop hurting us because we are children” and “We want to feel safe” during a picket organised by school teachers on Friday 14 April.










