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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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Driver still at large after ploughing into GBVF protesters in Observatory
One man is pushed onto the front of the car while the driver keeps going. He slides off the moving vehicle and falls to the ground.
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Kommetjie Road upgrades enters home stretch with holiday season construction
City of Cape Town’s delayed Kommetjie Road project enters final phase, targeting December 31 completion with west-bound lanes opening this month.
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Christel House joins national call against gender-based violence and femicide
Christel House students and staff wore black, drew purple hearts and observed moment of silence for Women’s Shutdown against gender violence.
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Grassy Park residents fight to save abandoned Gilray site for community use
Grassy Park residents fight City disposal of historic scout site, gathering 4,000 signatures for community hub over housing development plans.
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Young Cape Town scout runs Santa Shoebox Drive for kids
Scout Sebastian Rouse from Marina da Gama runs Santa Shoebox fundraiser for disadvantaged children.
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Table Mountain National Park ready for festive-season visitors
Table Mountain National Park prepares for festive visitors with strengthened safety measures, extra rangers, drone patrols, and volunteer support.
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Kirstenhof crime watch team of the year: City of Cape Town honours top neighbourhood watch
Kirstenhof Crime Watch received top honours at the City’s annual safety awards, with chairman Kyle Clark also recognised for outstanding service.
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Expert warns: Stay safe when shopping online this Black Friday
With online shopping becoming the preferred way to buy tech specialist Grant Hinds on what consumers should look out for before buying online.
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Good Hope Centre redevelopment set to unlock jobs, and Inner-City growth
Once Council gives the final approval, the City will officially put the property on the market through an open and competitive public auction.
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