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Camps Bay schools celebrate 120 years with 1 200 learners
More than 1 200 learners joined Camps Bay Schools in celebrating 120 years of education, community and history at a special Founder’s Day event.
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New CPF sub-forum established for Wynberg Sector 1
Wynberg residents launched a new CPF sub-forum for Sector 1, electing a chairperson and progressing plans for a Neighbourhood Watch.
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Wynberg Boys’ Junior School marks 185th anniversary
Wynberg Boys’ Junior School marked its 185th anniversary during Heritage Week with music, a tree planting and reflections on history.
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Boulders Beach ranked among top 10 beaches in the world by TripAdvisor
Boulders Beach in Simon’s Town ranks among the world’s top 10 beaches in TripAdvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards, as African penguin numbers grow.
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Purple Speedos making a comeback for prostate cancer
It’s the one day of the year when thousands of South African men proudly swap formal workwear for purple Speedos, all in the name of saving lives.
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Opinion | Beyond Homelessness: The human bonds formed on Cape Town’s streets
Life on Cape Town’s streets is harsh, but amid the struggle, people form genuine friendships, communities and bonds built on compassion and survival.
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CPUT says evacuations have helped restore calm after unrest
CPUT says campus evacuations have helped ease tensions after violent disruptions, with increased security patrols in place.
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Record number of entrants in this year’s Women’s Day swim
A record 244 women entered the Simon’s Bay Mile Women’s Day swim, where Nicola Harcus beat double Olympian Michelle Weber in a thrilling sprint finish.
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New walking paths and signage installed along M3 greenbelt in Newlands
Walking paths and new signage have been installed along the M3 greenbelt in Newlands through a joint effort by the NCID, the City and donors.
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Kirstenbosch to host first South African Tree Symposium
The first South African Tree Symposium at Kirstenbosch on 8 and 9 September 2026 will tackle threats to indigenous trees through science and conservation.
