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School bag drive shifts momentum
A school bag donation drive launched in January has garnered an overwhelming response.
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Petition to protest closure
A petition, protesting the closure of Plumstead Public Library located at Village Square, is set to be circulated among residents for their signature.
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Teaching through art in Seven Steps, Zonnebloem
Learners from the Seven Steps Academy for the Deaf in Zonnebloem now have a new art therapy classroom thanks to a generous donation by Breadline Africa.
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Mayor eyes a future without load shedding
Cape Town might soon become the first load shedding free city in the country in the next few years.
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Work in progress at pathology lab
The new Observatory Forensic Pathology Institute is yet to open its doors, two years since its initial completion date.
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Plane lands awkwardly in reserve
Two people escaped with minor injuries after their light aircraft crash-landed in the Cape Point Nature Reserve on Thursday 10 February.
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Run raises awareness
Locals and children joined in on an awareness run through the Lenteguer area following continued vandalism at the Lentegeur Sports FIeld.
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Youth empowered by dance, fitness
The Generation for change (GFC) youth group, from Vrygrond and surrounding communities, keep young people away from violence through dance and positive leadership programmes.
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Building at ‘steady pace’
The rebuilding and redevelopment of Imizamo Yethu is making steady progress, the City of Cape Town said this week of a project which has been underway for over four years.
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‘We need our clinic’
With the Lavender Hill Clinic facing possible closure, the date for public engagement with the community is yet to be set.










