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Arrests made for feeding seals at Hout Bay Harbour
Authorities warn the public to avoid seals after four arrests at Hout Bay Harbour, following rising rabies cases among Cape Fur Seals
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Cape Town airport fuel supply exposed by regulatory gaps
Industry leaders say the situation highlights vulnerabilities in the country’s aviation fuel system — and emphasise that swift administrative action is needed to prevent future instability.
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Sea Point High bullying incident under investigation by police
A Grade 8 learner at Sea Point High was allegedly attacked. Authorities investigate the bullying incident, while the school acts.
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Cape Flats sewer upgrade reaches halfway point in R1.35 billion project
Cape Town’s R1.35 billion sewer project hits halfway mark, upgrading Cape Flats pipelines to benefit 300,000 households with German tech.
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Historic Muizenberg beach huts launch community sauna experience
Historic Muizenberg beach huts launch first community sauna Dec 1, combining heritage preservation with accessible wellness experience.
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Police divers join search for missing teen swept to sea at Noordhoek Beach
Police divers continue searching for Grassy Park teen swept to sea at Noordhoek Beach 12 days ago while trying to retrieve a ball.
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Tokai forest safety concerns resurface after national #WomenShutdown
The #WomenShutdown reignited concerns about women’s safety in Tokai Forest, with Parkscape urging stronger community action and visibility in urban-edge green spaces.
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Tragedy at Lion’s Head: Advanced parakite flight ends in fatal crash
The South African Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association (SAHPA) said the pilot was flying a Flare Moustache parakite.
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Cape Town set for a blockbuster weekend of events to close out November
Cape Town is closing November with a flurry this coming weekend, hosting more than 50 events from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 November.
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Parkscape urges safer Tokai Forest spaces after #WomensShutdown protest
Today, Parkscape works with neighbourhood watches, the police, Law Enforcement and private security partners to improve safety through regular patrols.
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