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Lions Club of Tokai honours members at final meeting of 2025/2026
Lions Club of Tokai members were honoured for a year of selfless community service at the club’s final 2025/2026 meeting.
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Cape Town youth gain fashion skills through Stitch Ahead programme
Cape Town youth gain practical fashion skills through the Stitch Ahead Programme, opening doors to careers in the textile and garment industry.
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World Environment Day 2026: Kirstenbosch lecture tackles urban trees and climate resilience in Cape Town
A World Environment Day lecture at Kirstenbosch brings together two of Cape Town’s top tree experts to tackle urban climate resilience.
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World’s top hockey nations head to Cape Town for FIH Nations Cup
Cape Town will host the 2025–26 FIH Hockey Men’s Nations Cup in June 2026, welcoming nine top international teams to South Africa.
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Heritage groups oppose demolition of historic Dagbreek Cottage in Sunnydale
Heritage groups want Dagbreek Cottage preserved, arguing demolition would erase an important piece of Sunnydale’s history.
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Heathfield High volleyball stars selected to represent Western Cape
Two Heathfield High volleyball players have earned Western Cape selection, showcasing the rewards of talent, hard work and perseverance.
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Eleven local widows find their voice in Echoes of Love
Eleven Cape widows have turned grief into a powerful anthology — Echoes of Love — now available at Exclusive Books and local libraries.
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Matriculant of the Year | Competition cultivates leadership and opportunities
This competition, presented by the University of the Free State (UFS) and Novus Media, helps matric learners develop the qualities they need to succeed.
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Free will and estate workshop for Kensington residents
Kensington residents are invited to a free workshop on estate planning and wills, covering inheritance, deceased estates, and asset protection.
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Teachers lead reported school violence cases in SA
More than 1 million South African learners experienced violence at school in 2024, with younger children and girls among the most vulnerable.
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