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Camps Bay police confirm body found is that of missing Delft teen
Camps Bay Police have confirmed that the body found washed up on the rocks at Bakoven Beach this morning is that of Nafees Isaacs (18) from Delft.
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UCT responds to food safety concerns in residence dining halls after student complaints
UCT addresses student complaints over residence dining hall food safety, implementing audits, pest control, training, and improved reporting systems.
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Tragedy at Bakoven Beach prompts beach safety warning ahead of festive season
Suleiman Isaacs remains hopeful that his 18-year-old son’s body will be recovered after he reportedly drowned at Bakoven Beach on Saturday 27 September.
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Manenberg police warn of gang recruitment tactics involving youth
Stone-throwing by youth and learners from Manenberg is being used to recruit young people to join gangs.
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Cape Town burlesque benefit raises funds for Rape Crisis amid shocking GBV stats
Every day in South Africa at least 15 women are murdered and 117 women report rape cases to the police.
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Cape Flats pride on display at Aweh Cultural Showcase in Cape Town
To mark Heritage Month, the Aweh Cultural Showcase aims to break negative coloured stereotypes and shine a light on heritage, pride, and culture.
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Lansdowne CPF supports residents with hygiene drive, food and kindness
The two informal settlements in Lansdowne, Flamingo and Little Paradise, benefited from the Hygiene Drive of the Lansdowne Community Policing Forum (CPF).
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Cape Town proposes heavy vehicle lane on Kloof Nek Road
To curb the frequent heavy vehicle accidents on Kloof Nek Road the City is proposing a heavy vehicle lane with a compulsory stop about 150m downhill.
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Pharmacy Month: Pharmacist champions accessible healthcare and community wellness ‘
Pharmacy Month highlights pharmacists’ vital role in healthcare, with Olwethu Mbulawa championing community access, education, and seasonal wellness.
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Former homeless man in Camps Bay turns life around after 15 years on the street
Jimmy Frans, lived on the street of Camps Bay for over 15 years. Fueled by hope, prayer, and determination he now wakes up to a life he looks forward to.
