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Mowbray golf course development: Heritage impact assessment required
Heritage Western Cape requires a Heritage Impact Assessment for the proposed Mowbray Golf Course redevelopment, with public participation now under way
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Bergvliet lions club president installed at first meeting of fiscal year
Bergvliet Lions Club president Angela Niehaus was installed at Sunny Skies Creche with district officers present, aiming to grow membership.
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School earns badges in Winter Animal Challenge for Maths
Perivale Primary learners earned their badges in the Winter Animal Challenge for Maths Curriculum Online by trying again and never giving up.
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City responds to Fish Hoek Beach sand sculptor controversy
The City of Cape Town has confirmed that no arrest took place and no permit is needed for sand art at Fish Hoek Beach.
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The night before Marita died: a daughter remembers her mother’s quiet faith
The night before the St James massacre, Marita Ackermann told a friend she did not fear death. Her daughter shares a first-hand family account.
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Sea Point apartment fire claims elderly man’s life
An elderly resident died after a fire ripped through a Sea Point apartment block, with firefighters tackling flare-ups overnight and police investigating.
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Tokai Lions Club receives boost for community relief work
Lions Club of Tokai president Mark Rossouw receives first-aid kits donated by Kirstenhof Crime Watch to support the club’s community service efforts. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
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Historian to launch Salt River Heritage Tours to share the area’s untold stories
New Salt River Heritage Tours aim to preserve and share the overlooked history of one of Cape Town’s oldest suburbs, says historian.
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Driving licences to last decade under new Cabinet approval
Cabinet approves 10-year driving licence validity for light vehicles, but legislative changes needed before motorists can benefit from extension.
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Cape Town Mayor announces SA-record infrastructure investment
Cape Town has smashed a national record, spending more than R12.2 billion on infrastructure in a single financial year, but not everyone is celebrating.
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