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Pump station vandalised
Ward 45 councillor Mandy Marr is urging residents to come forward with information about cables that were vandalised at Retreat pump station on Sunday 16 January.
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Homeless removed from subway
The subway located next to College Road in Rondebosch, like the others in the area, now stands empty and sealed shut.
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Local artist releases new single
Klen Jacobs aka Sniper, a local musician based in Muizenberg, is releasing a fresh new Amapiano single called Unamanga.
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Bikers go the extra mile
With the start of the new academic year in full swing a Kensington-based motorcycle repair shop wanted to ease the financial burden for some parents and managed to collect R15 000 worth of stationery during their stationery drive.
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Smooth start to first day of school
Excited Grade 1 learners lined up for the first day of school at Zwaanswyk Academy in Retreat on Wednesday 19 January.
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Tourism industry ‘optimistic’
Tourism contributed R800 million to the City of Cape Town’s economy in December last year. This is a visible improvement from the same period in 2020.
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Matrics reflect on 2021
With the release of the 2021 matric examination results on Friday 21 January, the weekend saw a time of celebration and reflection on another difficult academic year.
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Help children to be ready for school
The start of a new school year or the transition from primary to high school can be daunting and cause anxious thoughts and feelings among children.
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K9 unit members jump into action
In a scene reminiscent of the popular 1980s TV action series Airwolf, a Sea, Air and Mountain (SEAM) Special Operations Ranger and his dog jumped out of a descending helicopter and give chase after three suspected abalone poachers.
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Mowing backlog hits snag
The course of true love never did run smooth, wrote William Shakespeare in his play A Midsummer Night’s Dream. It seems neither does the mowing of public open spaces, road reserves and cemeteries in Ward 62. With about 20% of…










