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Camps Bay police confirm body found is that of missing Delft teen
Camps Bay Police have confirmed that the body found washed up on the rocks at Bakoven Beach this morning is that of Nafees Isaacs (18) from Delft.
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South African constitutional court rules men entitled to equal parental leave
South African constitutional court rules men entitled to equal parental leave In a landmark ruling, South Africa’s Constitutional Court has affirmed that fathers have the same right to parental leave […]
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UCT responds to food safety concerns in residence dining halls after student complaints
UCT addresses student complaints over residence dining hall food safety, implementing audits, pest control, training, and improved reporting systems.
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Transport month launched in Mitchells Plain, focusing on children
CAPE TOWN-Learners from Mitchells Plain celebrated transport month with the City of Cape Town and were reminded about the importance of traffic safety.
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Suspect in Walmer Estate teacher’s murder back in court
A 42-year-old man accused of murdering a former Walmer Estate schoolteacher is expected to appear in court for a bail hearing tomorrow (Friday).
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Uber Launches Women-Only Driver Programme to Boost Safety and Earning Opportunities
Uber Launches Women-Only Driver Programme to Boost Safety and Earning Opportunities A new initiative aims to remove barriers for women wanting to join the Uber ride-hailing platform. Uber has rolled […]
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SPCA rescues ‘hitchhiking’ Bush Baby discovered in Cape Town man’s luggage after Joburg trip
It wasn’t just luggage in the back seat — a tiny galago, or “lesser bush baby,” managed to sneak into a traveller’s vehicle and ended up far from home before being safely returned.
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Tragedy at Bakoven Beach prompts beach safety warning ahead of festive season
Suleiman Isaacs remains hopeful that his 18-year-old son’s body will be recovered after he reportedly drowned at Bakoven Beach on Saturday 27 September.
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Manenberg police warn of gang recruitment tactics involving youth
Stone-throwing by youth and learners from Manenberg is being used to recruit young people to join gangs.
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City launches annual beach lowering programme at Fish Hoek, Muizenberg, and Bikini Beach
Residents can expect to see the City of Cape Town commence with its annual beach lowering programme in Fish Hoek, Muizenberg and Bikini Beach from tomorrow (1 October).
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