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Food insecurity South Africa: Pregnant women face high risks, coalition warns
regnant women in South Africa face severe food insecurity. The MSG Advocacy Coalition proposes a grant to improve nutrition outcomes.
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65 years of learning celebrated at Parkwood Primary
Parkwood Primary marks 65 years of excellence, celebrating its legacy, strong community ties and plans to improve facilities for future learners.
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City calls on residents to help document Miller’s Point history
Cape Town calls on residents to share photos and stories to help preserve and restore the historic and environmentally significant Miller’s Point.
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Kensington police boost capacity with reopening of 10 refurbished cells
Suspects in Kensington will no longer need to be transported out of the area, as newly refurbished holding cells at the local police station are now operational.
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SPCA takes legal action over viral puppy mistreatment claims
The SPCA has launched legal action after a viral post accused staff of mistreating a sick puppy, with an investigation revealing a different story.
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Ratepayers warn of sharp increases as City updates property valuations
New Cape Town property valuations could drive up municipal bills, with ratepayers warning that relief measures may not offset rising costs
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Masiphumelele chess players shine at Metro Schools tournament
Six Masiphumelele learners competed at the Metro Schools Chess Tournament, with one standout player earning a trophy and advancing.
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Trail runner helps save tourist on Platteklip Gorge
A trail runner helped save a 66-year-old Belgian tourist who collapsed on Platteklip Gorge, highlighting quick thinking and preparedness.
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City Ombud Zetu Makamandela-Mguqulwa engages residents on municipal complaints
Residents met City Ombud Zetu Makamandela-Mguqulwa at Blue Route Mall to discuss complaints during World Consumer Rights Day
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Ward 62 service delivery remains strong despite homelessness challenges
Ward 62 service delivery remains strong, but homelessness and delayed infrastructure projects continue to challenge residents, says councillor Emile Langenhoven.
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