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Women in law enforcement march through Diep River against gender-based violence
Women in law enforcement marched through Diep River on Wednesday to raise awareness about gender-based violence, engaging the local community.
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R3m sports court brings new opportunities to Kensington youth
A new R3 million sports court in Ward 56 is giving young people access to sport while creating opportunities, skills and sporting dreams.
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City considering discounted sale of land in Retreat to establish a low-fee school
City of Cape Town considers discounted sale of Retreat land to establish a low-fee school for under-served families, pending public participation process.
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SANBI faces R839m infrastructure backlog as botanical gardens deteriorate
Parliament’s Portfolio Committee heard SANBI faces an R839 million infrastructure backlog by 2029/30, threatening botanical gardens’ conservation and tourism role.
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Gayton McKenzie backs Daniels as Cape Town mayoral candidate despite arrest
PA leader Gayton McKenzie backs Cheslyn Daniels as the party’s Cape Town mayoral candidate despite his recent arrest over alleged assault.
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Gilray Scout Campsite heritage nomination remains under assessment
Heritage Western Cape confirms no timeframe for the Gilray Scout Campsite heritage nomination in Grassy Park, as the Section 27 assessment continues.
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CPUT Council withdraw Draft Financial Recovery Plan
CPUT Council has withdrawn its Draft Financial Recovery Plan for 2027 for consultation after student protests over a proposed R7 000 upfront payment.
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Western leopard toads on the move: Drivers urged to slow down
Western leopard toads are making their annual breeding migration across the Cape Peninsula, prompting calls for motorists to slow down at night.
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Is the Western Cape prepared for extreme weather
As the Western Cape recovers from recent flooding and climate experts warn that a strengthening El Niño could intensify weather extremes in the months ahead.
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Strong Is a Lonely Place: Cape teacher’s book on cost of strength
After eight months in hospital teacher Asanda Hlamandana launches a book on strength and the cost of putting others first.
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