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Wynberg businesses unite against crime and urban decay with launch of new forum
Wynberg business owners have formed a new forum targeting crime and urban decay and elected chair Natasha Franschitti to lead it.
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Cape Town urges residents to save water after storms disrupt treatment plants
Cape Town has urged residents to save water after severe storms disrupted treatment plants and reduced drinking water production.
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Blisters for Bread Walk helps feed vulnerable learners
Hundreds of walkers will take part in the Blisters for Bread Charity Walk this August to help feed vulnerable schoolchildren across the Western Cape.
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‘She had that aura’: BackaBuddy campaign launched for 4 children of Wynberg storm victim Phathiswa Mkhunjulwa
A campaign has been launched for the children of Phathiswa Mkhunjulwa, who died when a tree fell on her e-hailing vehicle in Wynberg.
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Early signs of hearing loss South Africans should not ignore
Audiologist Mikela van Kerkhof warns that hearing loss in South Africa is often gradual and easy to miss , until it is too late.
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Liesbeek river flooding raises concerns about urban river resilience
Liesbeek River flooding damaged restoration sites and properties after Cape Town’s May storms, raising fresh concerns about urban river resilience and infrastructure.
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Wynberg Storm Electricity Outages Hit Ward 62 Hard
Wynberg storm electricity outages crippled Ward 62, with 80 incidents logged and residents left without power for up to four days.
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Major Granger Bay developments raise traffic worries
Residents raise concerns over traffic impacts as major V&A Waterfront and Granger Bay developments progress, including expansion projects.
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Portfolio committee greenlights amended traffic by-law
The amended Traffic Bylaw aims to enhance road safety through stricter vehicle impoundment, penalties, and noise regulations, following public participation.
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Lotus River nurse celebrates more than 40 years of caring for patients
Lotus River nurse Linda Shah shares how compassion, patience and dedication shaped her 40-year journey in community healthcare.
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