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Fireworks still cause hidden trauma for animals despite fewer emergency calls
CAPE TOWN – The Cape of Good Hope SPCA is cautioning the public that fewer emergency calls during this year’s New Year celebrations don’t mean animals were spared from fireworks-related…
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Record R11.3bn property sales surge in Cape Town’s premium areas
Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl achieve record R11.3bn property sales, up 26% from 2024, driven by luxury market boom.
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Cape Town to auction 50 land parcels worth 282 000m² in major sale
Cape Town announces major land auction for 26 February 2026 with 50 properties totalling 282 000m² across residential and commercial zones.
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Peace centre anti-bullying programme empowers Cape Town youth
The Peace Centre empowers Cape Town learners through anti-bullying programmes that address violence at its roots beyond the 16 Days campaign.
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Cape Town claims top spot as South Africans plan festive getaways
More than half of South Africans are travelling this December, with Cape Town leading domestic tourism despite financial pressure nationwide.
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David Kramer legacy wines launched to support struggling theatre artists
David Kramer launched a Legacy Edition wine collection with Fortes Family Wines at Cape Town’s Baxter Theatre. The Sauvignon Blanc and Shiraz wines feature his iconic red veldskoene on the…
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Mi-change digital vouchers offer cashless support for homeless people
Mi-change pilots digital vouchers in Claremont and Durbanville, allowing donors to support homeless people safely with meals, clothing, showers, and accommodation.
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City rolls out digital learner’s licence tests
Cape Town launches digital learner’s licence tests, replacing manual exams with faster, more secure computer-based testing at selected centres.
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Cape Town’s 17-metre Tree of Hope raises funds for four local charities
This initiative brings together hospitality partners, businesses, artists, visitors, and local communities in a shared celebration of giving and togetherness.
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Young chef from Fish Hoek High earns top 5 spot in cooking competition
Fish Hoek High Grade 9 student Tyler Robinson reaches top 5 in Taste Master Junior competition, following culinary footsteps of restaurateur father.
