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Bikers in Cape Town join forces to ride over Ou Kaapse Weg in aid of animal welfare
Bikers from far afield as Bettys Bay joined the fifth annual Charity Bike Ride on Sunday 19 February, and all in aid of animals.
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‘He was a pillar of strength’: Mourners remember Bo Kaap Deli owner
“He was a kind man who always put others’ needs before his own.”
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Pipe dream… to reality: Wynberg, Tokai communities clamour to be first in line for pipe replacement
As work on sewer pipe replacement steadily progresses in Tokai, Wynberg residents will have to wait a few months longer with the City of Cape Town planning to head to that neck of the woods in the 2023/24 financial year.
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Residents urged to report theft and vandalism as efforts to revive precinct kick up a gear
Ongoing theft and vandalism in the Kromboom Precinct are costing the City of Cape Town and the ratepayers of Athlone a lot of money.
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Matric learners share in Table of Joy at community building event
A total of 70 past and present matric learners from Delft, Heideveld, Hanover Park and Westlake were treated to a breakfast – and words of wisdom – at an event held at Lansdowne Civic Centre on Saturday 11 February.
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Cape Town revving up for first ever E-Prix this weekend
Cape Town police say safety measures have been put in place to curb crime and lawlessness when the Mother City plays host to the first-ever Cape Town E-Prix in Green Point on Saturday 25 February.
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Foundation empowers learners through crime prevention awareness assembly at Tafelsig High School
The Leon Jacobs Foundation in partnership with Mitchell’s Plain police hosted a crime prevention awareness assembly at Tafelsig High School on Thursday 16 February.
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In conversation with City of Cape Town Mayor Geordin HIll-Lewis
The ground-level boardroom at The Citadel in Claremont was packed with business types on Wednesday 15 February last week, all there to listen to and engage with Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis on the City of Cape Town’s plan “to keep the…
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South African Post Office’s survival battle continues in Mitchell’s Plain
The Mitchell’s Plain area will still have access to postal services.
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Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer: What does the science say?
Reports that the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB) has arrived in Newlands, Mowbray, Rosebank, Rondebosch and, most recently, Claremont have left concerned property owners scrambling.
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