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Toyota recalls 518 RAV4, Corolla and Crown models over meter fault
The National Consumer Commission has alerted consumers to a Toyota vehicle recall affecting 518 models due to a combination meter programming issue.
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Metro Police chief honoured after 44 years of service
After 44 years in law enforcement, Metro Police Chief Wayne le Roux has been honoured for a career dedicated to integrity, community policing and service.
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Mitchells Plain learner strikes gold in Nasa space-engineering competition
Zayaan Abdurahman, a Mondale High learner who had never flown, helped Team SA win the International Space Settlement Design Competition at NASA.
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Table Mountain Cableway on track to reopen after maintenance
The Table Mountain Cableway is nearing the end of its annual maintenance shutdown and remains on track to reopen on Monday 10 August.
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Breastfeeding Week: Liquid gold and a helping hand give every baby the best start
The first 1 000 days of a child’s life from conception to their second birthday, are the most critical window for growth, brain development and lifelong health.
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Save Gilray Committee campaigns to preserve historic scout campsite for future generations
Grassy Park residents fight to save the historic Gilray Scout Campsite from sale, backed by a 5 000-signature petition and a heritage application.
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The night before Marita died: a daughter remembers her mother’s quiet faith
The night before the St James massacre, Marita Ackermann told a friend she did not fear death. Her daughter shares a first-hand family account.
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Historian to launch Salt River Heritage Tours to share the area’s untold stories
New Salt River Heritage Tours aim to preserve and share the overlooked history of one of Cape Town’s oldest suburbs, says historian.
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Cape Town environmental startup reaches national innovation finals
Crislor BioVentures reaches NCIC national finals with a water resilience model targeting False Bay pollution and creating community jobs.
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Kaaps Dictionary provides access ‘tôt vannie outsti tali in Syt Afrieka’
For the first time in history the so-called slave lingua franca is codified in a dictionary, which serves as a historic reference resource that describes the development of Kaaps words.
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