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Denim and diamonds give sparkle at event held for seniors in Mitchell’s Plain
Members of the Creative Caring Seniors in Tafelsig celebrated their end-of-year function on Monday 28 November with a denim & diamond theme.
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Clean-up in area used by ‘unscrupulous people’ bridges a gap
Not even being caught in the middle of a would-be gunfight could deter Carmen Siebritz, councillor for Ward 63, from returning to a site in Fairways which was in serious need of a clean-up.
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‘Pond’ in the middle of Manenberg will be cleaned and filled on Thursday, says City of Cape Town
Residents living in the RDP houses in The Downs in Manenberg are worried about the pond/hole near the circle which they see as a health hazard and dangerous for children to play in, especially during the summer vacation.
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‘Fossil fuel industry killing us’: Residents show their disapproval of proposed drilling off West Coast
Environmental activists protested outside the Total garage in Main Road, Lakeside, on Wednesday 7 December, to voice their disapproval of the company’s intention to drill for oil and gas on the West Coast of South Africa.
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Machinist shares her industry experience with Mitchell’s Plain seniors
Sharing her experience as a machinist of 19 years at a clothing factory in Salt River with the seniors in Tafelsig is empowering them to make their crafts.
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Monde Lobese reigns over South African Navy as new era dawns in Simon’s Town
The SA Navy is officially at the helm of a new chief after Vice-admiral (retired) Mosiwa Hlongwane handed over command to Vice-admiral Monde Lobese during a change of command parade held in Simon’s Town on Tuesday 6 December.
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Two Oceans Aquarium celebrates more success in its storied 27-year history
A Senegalese conservationist Baba Dioum said: “In the end, we will conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught.”.
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Fourteen women shelters across the Western Cape face imminent closure as funding continues to dry up
The Saartjie Baartman Centre in Manenberg and the Philisa Abafazi Bethu Shelter in Retreat are two of the 14 shelters in danger of having to close their doors due to a lack of funding.
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Joy from Africa to the World hand crafted art spectacle welcomes shoppers at V&A Waterfront
Visitors to the V&A Waterfront might have noticed the visual spectacle of décor installations at the popular shopping centre forming part of the Joy from Africa to the World art exhibition.
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Initiative by moms and grannies in Lavender Hill aims to keep matric learners energised
A breakfast club initiative started by a group of Lavender Hill mothers and grandmothers has ensured that matric learners do not go hungry, especially during their important matric exams.










