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‘Beware of humans’: Near-threatened chameleons need their space to grow and prosper at Keurboom Park
Keurboom Park Association (KPA) is asking for residents’ help in protecting chameleons that have taken refuge among the district park’s trees.
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‘I cannot live in this situation’: Family has no choice but to live in fire damaged home
Walls and furniture covered in soot, broken windows shut with cardboard boxes and a damaged ceiling with no electricity is how an Ocean View family has been living since a fire gutted their home on Sunday 2 April.
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Unemployment in the spotlight as 200 Ocean View residents contracted to assist with clean-up
In an effort to tackle illegal dumping, the City of Cape Town held a large-scale clean-up operation in Ocean View on Wednesday 7 June, employing 200 residents.
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‘I can have that, or I can eat’: Residents make cents of rands
As if South Africans don’t already have enough to worry about, it seems more and more locals are pulling their belts just a bit tighter to make ends meet.
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Help make Youth Day bake-off at Dulcie September Hall in Athlone a success
On Friday 16 June, 100 youths with special needs, accompanied by their 100 caregivers will enjoy a day of decorating fun at the Dulcie September Hall in Athlone.
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Two children injured after falling from emergency bus window in Kensington, Cape Town
Two learners sustained injuries after they fell through an emergency window of a Golden Arrow bus in Kensington this morning (Friday).
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PICS | Man injured as blaze guts building in Woodstock, Cape Town
One person sustained injuries to his hands following a blaze at a double storey building on New Market Street in Woodstock earlier today (Tuesday).
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‘Public transport has failed us’: Authorities urge public to report unlawful operators
Following the horror scholar transport crash on AZ Berman Drive on Tuesday 30 May, City of Cape Town traffic officers hosted an operation looking at the state of scholar transport vehicles on Wednesday 31 May.
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Calls grow to ban ‘unregulated’ scholar vehicles in wake of horror Mitchell’s Plain crash
It had been a week of mourning for the Mitchell’s Plain community.
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Launch of Kind Heart Bench ‘first of its kind’ for public transport spaces
The Kind Heart Bench, a safe space aimed at tackling mental health, was unveiled at the Retreat train station on Tuesday 30 April.










