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Tokai Lions install their 50th president
Mark Rossouw was installed as the Lions Club of Tokai’s 50th president, pledging selfless service and community growth for the year ahead.
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Opinion | Immigration debate exposes South Africa’s real priorities
R600 million appeared for one march. South Africans have waited years for jobs. The immigration debate reveals whose emergencies matter.
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UCT retains Africa’s top university title in 2027 QS world university rankings
The University of Cape Town has retained its title as Africa’s top university, placing 184th globally in the QS Rankings.
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Volunteers plant indigenous fynbos along the Liesbeek River
Seventeen volunteers planted 80 indigenous fynbos plants along the Liesbeek River, expanding Observatory’s Fynbos Snake garden for pollinators and birds.
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Record demand for City’s substance-abuse programmes
The City of Cape Town’s substance abuse prevention programmes reached 5 193 learners in nine months, well above the 3 500 target.
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Cape Town learn-to-swim programme brings water safety to Westlake Village children
A new learn-to-swim programme launches for Westlake Village children in Cape Town, taking on child drowning and water safety inequality.
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Opinion: One day the phone will stop ringing
A daily phone call becomes a meditation on presence, ageing and what children truly need from their fathers
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Coronation CEO bridges gap between students and investment industry
Coronation CEO Anton Pillay hosted students from UCT, UWC and Stellenbosch University for a Youth Month discussion on AI and future careers.
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Youth Day | Neighbours get together event transforms Sydney Street Mowbray into a car-free play zone
Sydney Street in Mowbray closes to traffic on 16 June, giving children a safe, fun-filled car-free play space.
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Youth Month | ‘Leadership is service’: Hout Bay teen steps up as junior executive mayor
Pierce Beaulieu, City Junior Executive Mayor, shares his vision for Cape Town’s Junior City Council and plans to empower local youth.
