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Rising fuel cost squeezes local school
Ottery school Christel House warns rising fuel costs are making learner transport unsustainable for 1 006 children from underserved Cape Flats communities.
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Airways plane blows tyre on landing, closing Cape Town International Airport runway
Cape Town International Airport’s primary runway was shut this afternoon after a Kenya Airways aircraft suffered a tyre failure during landing.
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Three Anchor Bay boat sheds lease process takes first step
The City has invited the Three Anchor Bay Paddler’s Club to apply to lease the historic boat sheds, marking progress after months of uncertainty
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Schotsche Kloof Civic Centre reopens after R5.2m upgrade
The Schotsche Kloof Civic Centre has reopened after a R5.2 million refurbishment, restoring the historic venue for community events.
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Simon’s Town Historical Society calls for volunteers to help write next chapter
Simon’s Town Historical Society urgently needs volunteers to help research, document and preserve the town’s rich heritage for future generations
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Breastfeeding Week: Liquid gold and a helping hand give every baby the best start
The first 1 000 days of a child’s life from conception to their second birthday, are the most critical window for growth, brain development and lifelong health.
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Blisters for Bread walk nears as Cape Town gears up
With just 11 days to go, Cape Town’s Blisters for Bread Charity Family Fun Walk returns to raise funds for the Peninsula School Feeding Association.
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Table Mountain wildfire burns out as aerial support targets remaining hotspots
Table Mountain wildfire burns out as SANParks deploys aerial support to douse remaining hotspots above Kloof Nek and Tafelberg Road.
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Save Gilray Committee campaigns to preserve historic scout campsite for future generations
Grassy Park residents fight to save the historic Gilray Scout Campsite from sale, backed by a 5 000-signature petition and a heritage application.
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Western Cape on track to add 1 800 MW to electricity grid
Premier Alan Winde says the Western Cape is on track to add 1 800 MW of new power in 2026/27, putting the province ahead of its 5 700 MW target for 2035.
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