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Free SAAO tours open for National Science Month in Cape Town
The initiative is led by the Department of Science and Innovation and the theme this year is “Science, Technology and Innovation are for everyone”.
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New Buck Road Wellness Hub offers free health screenings in Lotus River
The Buck Road Wellness Hub has reopened in Lotus River, offering free health screenings, education and referrals to improve community wellbeing.
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Home Affairs resumes normal services at Epping Refugee office
Home Affairs has resumed normal services at the Epping Refugee Reception Office after processing more than 3 200 migrants.
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Opinion: Sport still unites South Africa beyond wins and losses
Sport continues to unite South Africans, inspiring hope, building resilience and bringing communities together beyond wins and losses.
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Cape Flats learners embark on leadership journey to the United States
Oasis youth delegates have travelled to Boston to represent South Africa at Festival26 after community support helped fund their international trip.
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Blisters for Bread brings top Cape Town artists together
Paxton Fielies, Steven Lee Lewis and Sketchy Bongo headline the entertainment at Cape Town’s Blisters for Bread on 16 August.
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Do you know a local hero? Nominate them for the WCG Service Excellence Awards
The Western Cape Government’s Service Excellence Awards are open for entries until 31 July. Recognise someone making a difference in your community.
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Exposure to smoke is taking a toll on Cape Town’s firefighters
A UWC study found that more than half of Cape Town firefighters surveyed reported respiratory symptoms linked to occupational smoke exposure.
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Millions of unregistered youth urged to exercise their democratic right
Millions of young South Africans are still off the voters’ roll. Register now for the 4 November 2026 municipal elections — it takes five minutes.
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Housing activists welcome ConCourt ruling on affordable housing in Cape Town
Housing activists welcomed a landmark ConCourt ruling that found Cape Town and the Western Cape failed in their duty to address spatial inequality.
