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Engineers are probing the cause of a structural collapse at The Magnolia development, a 10-storey luxury apartment building project, in Sea Point.
Six families from Searle Street Cottages need to find alternative accommodation by 6 March after a Cape Town magistrate ruled their eviction lawful.
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Kensington police are searching for two suspects after a man believed to be in his late 30s was shot and killed outside a tuck shop.
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After recognising an increasing need for food security among some learners, staff at Holy Cross High School in Maitland launched a Sandwich Drive.
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“Jack Chopper” travels Cape Flats on makeshift bicycle held together with “elastic and wire”, selling rabbits to pet shops across dozens of kilometres.
To deliver the event and to ensure it remains accessible for the community, the Peninsula School Feeding Association requires R1.5 million.
With just over a month to go, organisers of one of Cape Town’s biggest annual events say the Cape Town Carnival is ready to bring the heART next month.
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Parliamentary debates will now be held in the newly refurbished Dome at the Parliamentary Precinct, upgraded at a cost of approximately R30 million.
Six decades on the pain of forced removals from District Six still lingered in the hearts of families who had lost their homes and their community.
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Christel House alumni participated in leadership workshop focused on developing community change-makers during first campus engagement of 2026.
