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Young cyclists shine as Raceworx grows talent in local communities
Raceworx is helping young cyclists from the Deep South overcome barriers, achieve podium finishes and pursue brighter futures.
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Imizamo Yethu residents demand electricity after months without power
Imizamo Yethu residents march in Hout Bay demanding electricity restoration after months without power following devastating February fire.
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Muizenberg surf programme transforms lives through education and mentorship
Surfpop is helping vulnerable youth build confidence, improve academically and pursue brighter futures through surfing, mentorship and support.
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Liam Jacobs returns to DA after brief stint with Gayton McKenzie’s Patriotic Alliance
Liam Jacobs rejoined the Democratic Alliance (DA) less than a year after defecting to Gayton McKenzie’s Patriotic Alliance (PA), the councillor announced on Monday.
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Claremont informal settlement cleared as City plans site repurposing
A court-ordered eviction has cleared the Palmyra Road informal settlement in Claremont, with the site set for repurposing as public parking.
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Bergvliet mega school development approved despite community opposition
Residents oppose the approved Bergvliet mega school development citing traffic congestion, endangered species risk, wetland damage, and inadequate environmental assessment.
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Maitland community pushes back against new liquor licence
Maitland residents and community leaders say another liquor outlet will place further strain on policing and social services in the area.
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Grassy Park ‘Wooligans’ spread warmth to homeless people
The Wooligans knitting group is calling for wool donations to help create scarves, blankets and beanies for vulnerable residents.
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City invites NPOs to apply for Muizenberg shelter project
Cape Town has opened applications for NPOs to develop and manage a proposed 60-bed safe space shelter in Muizenberg.
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Recycling programme reaches 31 Western Cape schools
A school-based recycling initiative has expanded to 31 Western Cape schools, reaching 13 700 learners and collecting over 40 tonnes of recyclables.
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