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Snares killing hundreds of animals
An increase in snares found at the Noordhoek wetland is causing the death of hundreds of animals.
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Women with disabilities honoured
To celebrate and honour differently abled women the Broken Crayons Still Colour Beautifully Symposium was launched recently.
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Back-to-school fun for locals
Thusanang Community Development, a non-profit organisation (NPO), hosted a back-to-school themed event to commemorate Women’s Day at the Tafelsig community hall on Tuesday 9 August.
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Hundreds celebrated Women’s Day in Vrygrond
With the theme “women uplifting women” more than 300 women from Vrygrond and the surrounding areas gathered at Capricorn Primary School on Tuesday 9 August to celebrate Women’s Day.
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Women taking the lead in Overcome Heights
Women leaders from Overcome Heights informal settlement are passing on their knowledge to the younger generation in a pilot project aimed at training women from the informal settlement on how to manage and deal with fires, flooding, plumbing and gene
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Event gives women healing platform
The Golden Girls, a group of community workers in Tafelsig, hosted a ‘Broken but not shattered’ Women’s Day event at the Monwabisi Resort.
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Anger at City’s densification plans
Circling back after the last community engagement meetings held two years ago, the City of Cape Town these past few weeks again met with residents to present the latest updates to the draft District Spatial Development (SDF) and Environmental Managem
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Sanitary drive to assist Masi women
Volunteer group Kasi Beemers held a sanitary drive in Masiphumelele to assist women in need on Women’s Day, Tuesday 9 August.
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Lions Club of Tokai answers call for help
The Lions Club of Tokai handed over a mobile wifi router and a cellphone to the Victim Empowerment Project (VEP) facility at Steenberg Police Station on Women’s Day, Tuesday 9 August.
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Child needs cochlear aid
Like most children his age, two-year-old Qa-eed Solomons is “full of life” and “super active”, however, the toddler has one unique difference – a hearing impairment that needs urgent intervention.










