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Cell giant invests over R500 million to expand digital inclusion in the Western Cape
Vodacom Western Cape is making bold strides towards digital inclusion through an investment of more than R500 million in network infrastructure.
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Mowbray market faces auction as City confirms plans for public bidding process
The City’s Economic Growth Directorate says it is investigating the Hill Park Lane property for a proposed lease. The City plans to release the site through a public auction, threatening a monthly market that sustains small-scale farmers from across the…
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Inaugural Literary Festival at Fish Hoek Library starts on Friday 23 October
The free Fish Hoek Library Literary Festival brings two mornings of books, storytelling, and local author panels to the Deep South this October.
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Cape Town invited to join 1 400-voice choir for World Singing Day
World Singing Day brings communities together through music, with the Cape Town event inviting people of all ages, and musical abilities to participate.
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Cape Town Metro Police recover illegal firearms and ammunition after vehicle pursuit
Two double-murder suspects are behind bars following a high-speed police chase from Cafda to Seawinds that uncovered firearms and a hijacked car.
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Food security deteriorates as hunger climbs, despite easing food prices
Food security in South Africa deteriorated in 2025, and hunger remains stubbornly high even as food inflation has eased
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National Nutrition Week: Make healthy eating part of your routine
Locals are implored to embrace affordable, practical healthy eating habits during National Nutrition Week, from dietary swaps to screening.
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Three accused in court over murdered runner’s smartwatch
Three accused appear in court over smartwatch belonging to murdered runner as police investigate 12 women’s deaths in Ekurhuleni.
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300 bicycles to schools and neighbourhood watch groups during Western Cape Mobility Month
The Western Cape Government donated 300 bicycles to schools and NHWs during a five-day cycle tour promoting road safety and sustainable transport.
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Summer season: How the NSRI is preparing for El Niño
The NSRI is preparing for a hotter, drier summer, with increased drowning risks, water shortages and extreme weather among its key concerns.
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