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Cat’s cry for help answered
It took the combined efforts of the Constantia Fire Brigade and the SPCA this week to rescue a cat which had spent nearly 36 hours trapped in a narrow space between two concrete walls in Diep River.
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Anger rises over decision on electricity price hikes
With loadshedding implemented yet again just last week, Capetonians can’t be blamed for being fed-up with Eskom as it presses ahead with an application to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) to hike the price of electricity by…
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4×4 trail plan stalls
The application for a five-year temporary land-use departure to permit the grounds formerly occupied by the Claremont Bowling Club to be used for a 4×4 off-road adventure park has been refused.
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Race for top honours heats up
The race for honours in the Western Province Cricket Association Premier League competition is hotting up with both Western Province Cricket Club and Durbanville having scored their second successive victory.
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Medic interns in full swing
Fresh and ready to serve. That is the overall morale of a group of interns who started their working career at Groote Schuur Hospital on Wednesday 2 February.
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SPCA snatches chickens
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA confiscated more than 100 chickens from an illegal hawker on Friday 28 January.
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The devil is in the data
If implemented timeously, the set of recommendations given by the Consultative Advisory Forum (CAF) and accepted in late December last year by the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE), could be a game-changer for fishing commu
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Wine industry honours pioneers
Four trailblazers of the South African wine industry were honoured on Wednesday 2 February during the industry’s annual Wine Harvest Commemorative event – which took place at the historic Groot Constantia Wine Estate in Cape Town.
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Consumers in for tough economic period
As interest rates continue to surge consumers are in for a steep ride. That is according to DebtBusters, one of the country’s leading debt counsellors.










