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Study develops AI to detect misinformation in local languages
A North-West University PhD study has developed AI that can detect misinformation in English, isiZulu and Sepedi to create safer online spaces.
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Popular Dracula ballet back on stage at Artscape for six shows end October
Cape Town City Ballet (CTCB) brings David Nixon’s acclaimed production Dracula back to the Artscape Theatre from 28 October to 1 November.
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A R55 celebration of theatre: Artscape’s New Voices returns this October
Artscape partners with Suidoosterfees to present six productions over four weeks, with most tickets at R55 in honour of the theatre’s 55th anniversary.
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Woodstock’s Souper Troopers seeks R6m to secure its home
Souper Troopers is appealing for R6m to buy its Woodstock premises, securing the future of its Humanity Hub and support for people rebuilding their lives.
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Newlands Walk of Remembrance honours communities displaced by apartheid
Former residents will gather in Newlands and Claremont for the fifth Walk of Remembrance, honouring communities displaced by apartheid forced removals.
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UCT launches £4.4m microscope programme for Africa’s deadliest diseases
UCT leads a £4.4 million Wellcome Trust programme giving African scientists open-source microscopes for studying the continent’s deadliest infectious diseases. Tags (5)
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Masiphumelele children clean Soetwater Beach for International Coastal Cleanup Day
Children from Masiphumelele cleaned Soetwater Beach for International Coastal Cleanup Day, as part of the Lions Club of Tokai’s Bag-a-Burger environmental project.
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WOMAD South Africa celebrates global and local talent
WOMAD Cape Town brings global and local artists together through music, dance and cultural exchange while celebrating unity, heritage and diversity.
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Three Cape Town cyclists dead in 10 months as families await their day in court
Three Cape Town cyclists have died on the city’s roads in 10 months. The Pedal Power Association says the one-metre passing law has never been prosecuted.
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Bishops learners win Coronation national investment challenge
Two Bishops Diocesan College learners won the 2026 Coronation Top Investor Challenge after recording the highest portfolio growth nationwide among teams.
