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Cape Town Jazzathon marks 29 years as Jonathan Rubain directs Gospel segment
The event saw dozens of aspiring and well-known artists take to the V&A Waterfront Amphitheatre stage.
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SACC Congratulates new Cape Town Archbishop-elect
SACC congratulates Archbishop-elect Sipuka on Cape Town appointment by Pope Leo XIV, praising his reconciliation commitment and leadership.
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Two Oceans Aquarium rescues one-ton sunfish in Cape Town
The Two Oceans Aquarium team began the new year by rescuing their largest sunfish yet, a one-ton fish trapped at Cape Town’s Sturrock Dry Dock.
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NSRI calls for vigilance after spike in festive season water rescues
As the festive season wraps up, the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) says it responded to several distress incidents nationwide.
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Beach safety programme delivers best results with record registrations
Cape Town’s beach safety initiative Identikidz achieve record child registrations – over 101 000 – and reduced drowning rates this festive season.
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Record-breaking swimmer’s courage nets R65 000 for animal welfare
CAPE TOWN – Howard Warrington’s extraordinary seven-hour battle against False Bay’s choppy waters may not have taken him to his intended destination, but it delivered something far more valuable – […]
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Former principal wins five-year court battle
Wesley Neumann vindicated by Labour Court and reinstated as Heathfield High principal after five-year battle over Covid school closure.
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Cape Town taxi driver arrested for slashing traffic patrol vehicle tyres in CBD
A taxi driver has started the new year behind bars following his arrest in connection with the slashing of a traffic patrol vehicle’s tyres in the CBD.
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Fatal wingsuit BASE jump at Platteklip Gorge prompts police investigation
Cape Town police are gathering information to identify a BASE jumper who died following a wingsuit BASE jumping incident in Platteklip Gorge.
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Thousands attend Cape Town’s colourful annual minstrel parade
Thousands attend Cape Town’s annual minstrel parade, a vibrant cultural tradition rooted in the city’s history of slavery and heritage.
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