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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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Paws, applause, and pure cat-titude as Cape Town cat show wows
The glamour of feline perfection took centre stage at the Cape Town Christmas Cat Show that took place in Durbanville over the weekend.
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SA refuses to hand G20 presidency to a junior US official
“The United States is a member of the G20, and if they want to be represented, they can still send anyone at the right level,” Ronald Lamola told reporters.
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3 558 new constables boost police ranks for festive season
South African Police Service holds simultaneous passing out parades at five academies to boost crime-fighting capacity during busy holiday period.
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Camps Bay brings Christmas cheer to Kalksteenfontein Primary learners
Christmas came early for learners at a primary school in Bishop Lavis when the Camps Bay community teamed up to deliver 300 “love boxes”.
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Nation mourns loss of educational giant and diplomat Dr. Franklin Sonn
Cape Town educator Dr Franklin Sonn, SA’s first democratic US Ambassador and transformation champion, dies aged 86 after 7 decades of service.
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Rare Himalayan tahrs encounter thrills Table Mountain hikers
Renowned photographer Jean Tresfon shared his exhilarating Table Mountain hike with companions Cleeve Robertson and Barry Beyleveld on November 5. They navigated the Pipe Track and Slangolie Ravine, appreciating the…
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Cape Town men run in purple speedos to raise prostate cancer awareness
As Cancer Awareness Month (commemorated in October) ended more than 20 men joined the annual walk on Friday 31 October.
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Violence and Mental Health in Cape Town: Awareness drive at Kenilworth Mall
Cape Mental Health led a Kenilworth Mall drive to raise awareness about the severe impact of violence on mental health
