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A Life quake changed everything
A sudden ICU stay became a life quake shaking my reality, redefining my priorities, and reminding me that health is wealth
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Sea Point resident pushes for better ladder visibility to boost water safety
A Sea Point resident is calling for better visibility of the sea wall ladders along the Sea Point Promenade which are used to access safety from the ocean.
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Castle of Good Hope restoration project aims to boost tourism, preserve heritage
The Castle of Good Hope, is undergoing significant regulatory maintenance aimed at preserving its legacy and enhancing visitor experience.
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First-born daughters healing retreat offers renewal and recognition for silent struggles
For many families, the eldest daughter is the “second mother.” She carries responsibilities, sets the example, and often puts others’ needs ahead of her own. Yet the emotional weight of…
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Scores cycle 24 hours for an academy
Hundreds cycled 24 hours at Bishops College, raising over R930,000 to support education and empowerment at VUSA Academy.
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Court grants temporary reprieve for Dial-a-Ride in Cape Town
The WCND says it will continue its fight to have the Dial-a-Ride (DaR) service fully reinstated to its previous level of operation.
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Kite Festival soars back with #CourageToFly mental health campaign
The Cape Town International Kite Festival returns this October with its #CourageToFly campaign, celebrating mental health resilience and the bravery to seek support.
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Discovery honours scholar drivers for safe learner transport
Discovery Safe Journey to School honoured scholar drivers for safe learner transport, with a special focus on women’s leadership and safety.
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Kensington teen represents SA with pride, scores big in Sweden soccer tour
For Abdul- Khalid Alexander (13), soccer is more than just a sport he enjoys, it has taught him valuable life skills.
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Disability organisations in Cape Town call for inclusive transport
Various disability organisations gathered outside the Cape Town Civic Centre calling on the City to reconsider its decision to limit its Dial-a-Ride services.
