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El Niño: Western Cape outlines summer disaster readiness
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has outlined the province’s El Niño summer readiness plan.
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City distances itself from viral AI express rail concept for Cape Town
AI renderings of a reimagined express rail line for Cape Town have gone viral online but the City has distanced itself from the concept.
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Stronger cities make for a stronger South African economy
Cape Town’s role is to bring its strengths to the table, connect with investors and businesses, and help strengthen South Africa’s overall investment proposition.
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Mother and child nutrition programme to reach 70 more families
FoodForward SA expands its nutrition programme to support 70 more mothers, children and families in Bloekombos and Wallacedene.
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Muizenberg’s heritage programme will celebrate its rich history and culture
Muizenberg Heritage celebrates Heritage Month with village walks, a surfing exhibition, cannon firings, and the third Muizenberg Literary Heritage Festival.
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Mia Arderne’s satirical novel unpacks generational trauma with humour
Mia Arderne’s novel How to Stop Being a Naai turns personal trauma into darkly funny satire, but readers keep mistaking it for real self-help.
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Cape Town creative collective heading to New York to represent South Africa — help them get there.
A Cape Town creative collective needs R150 000 to represent South Africa at a music competition in New York — support their BackaBuddy fundraiser.
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Silwerskermfees puts Cape Town stories in the spotlight
The 14th Silwerskermfees returns to Cape Town from 19 to 22 August, showcasing 34 films and documentaries, including 11 local productions.
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City to tighten e-scooter and e-bike controls on Sea Point Promenade
The City is tightening controls on e-scooters and e-bikes at Sea Point Promenade, including an 8 km/h speed limit and stricter enforcement.
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Fish Hoek Valley women who shaped history remembered at library talk
A Fish Hoek library talk honoured women who shaped the valley over two centuries, from a defiant enslaved woman to librarians, conservation and a 192km runner.
