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Fish Hoek woman among those being treated with new machine which destroys cancer cells
A Fish Hoek resident is one of several patients receiving treatment on the new state-of-the-art linear accelerator (Linac) machine, which allows advanced radiosurgery and reduces the chances of side effects.
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Cape Town Spurs win Bayview u-16 Youth Cup
It was a nail-biting final as Cape Town Spurs made several attempts at goal during the match on Saturday 1 July, against defending champions, Stellenbosch FC.
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Police in Grassy Park, Cape Town warn of alarming rise in cyber crime in the area
Grassy Park police are urging residents to be cautious when purchasing goods on social media and online platforms as a sharp rise in cyber crime and online scams has been reported.
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Irish man drowns following tandem paragliding incident in Sea Point
A 58-year-old Irish man drowned following a tandem paragliding accident in Sea Point earlier this evening (Monday).
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Lentegeur cop arrested on corruption charges following alleged attempt to protect a drug peddler
Western Cape Provincial Anti-Corruption unit officers have arrested a police constable attached to the Lentegeur Police station on Wednesday, 28 June, charged with defeating the ends of Justice.
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Learners making waves in robotics as they jet off to America for international competition
Learners from the Cape Academy of Mathematics, Science and Technology’s (CAMST) robotics team will be jetting off to Chicago in the United States of America (USA) to compete in an international robotics competition.
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Action at Bayview Youth Cup heats up as deciders are completed
After a few intense days of youth soccer action, the final 16 teams for each of the four cup sections have been decided in this year’s Bayview u-16 Youth Cup.
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Pinelands CID secured and seeking someone to lead operations
Public safety in Pinelands is set for a major upgrade as the suburb’s newly approved Community Improvement District (CID) begins to set its plans in motion.
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‘Never again’: Drivers unite in wake of Mitchell’s Plain horror crash
To help prevent the deaths of scholars on our roads, the wheels have been set in motion to establish a formal body that will govern and represent the interests of all scholar transport drivers in the province.
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School and police in Wynberg join forces to become ambassadors for ubuntu
Wynberg High School (WHS) and Wynberg Police Station have joined forces to promote safety and “ubuntu” among the community they serve.










