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Winter comfort: The ultimate pot roast recipe
Now that winter has set in, there is nothing quite like the aroma of a slow-cooked pot roast filling your home with warmth and comfort. This hearty, one-pot wonder is…
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Springboks dream comes true for Congolese refugee Vincent Tshituka
The remarkable rise of flanker Vincent Tshituka from a child refugee to the Springboks Test team will be completed on Saturday when he faces Italy in Pretoria. He fled to…
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Shoprite combats ‘hygiene inequality’ with R5 shampoo and body wash
Shoprite is adding a 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioner, as well as a body wash, to its growing range of R5 products in an effort to combat hygiene poverty. Both items…
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Table Mountain cableway confirms dates for annual maintenance period
Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) in Cape Town will temporarily close its operations for annual maintenance from Monday, 28 July to 3 August 2025. All commercial activity at the…
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Girls with wiings: Restoring dignity through access to sanitary pads and menstrual health support
In a society where menstrual health remains a taboo topic and hygiene products are a luxury for many, a Cape Town-based nonprofit is rewriting the narrative one pad at a…
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Province rethinks HIV/ TB strategy after funding blow
After a funding lifeline was abruptly withdrawn earlier this year, the Western Cape is rethinking its response to two of its most pressing public health challenges, HIV and tuberculosis (TB).…
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Public participation process to develop Athlone Stadium
One of the biggest reasons people don’t attend events at Athlone Stadium is because the area around the stadium lacks supporting activity..
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Excessive screen time a ‘silent killer’ for young minds
Even adolescents with moderate screen time of four to six hours a day are more likely to report symptoms of anxiety and depression..
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Foster home needs public support
A prominent Cape Town foster care centre is calling on the public to assist them in raising funds to ensure that they provide the best care for the young boys…
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‘We’re living in sewage’: Hout Bay flood victims demand urgent action
As powerful winter storms lash Cape Town for the third year in a row, residents in low-lying parts of Hout Bay say they are once again bearing the brunt of…
