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City arts and culture grants: apply by 30 October
The City of Cape Town invites arts and culture organisations to apply for Grants-in-Aid funding by 30 October for projects across the metro.
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Opinion | Learning to embrace life when things don’t go as planned
Life can change in an instant, reminding us that not everything goes according to plan and teaching us to trust the journey ahead.
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Thousands expected at Cape Town’s World Animal Day celebration
South Africa’s largest World Animal Day celebration returns to Sea Point Promenade with animal adoptions, expert talks and family entertainment.
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SPCA launches sterilisation drive
Cape Town pet surrenders have spiked by 43,7%, driving the Cape of Good Hope SPCA to launch a custom mobile vehicle and target 10,000 animal sterilisations.
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Four suspects arrested during two separate early-morning incidents Friday morning
Law Enforcement officers arrested four suspects on Friday following an early-morning vehicle break-in in Pelican Park and a cable theft bust in Ottery.
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Cape Town Fire and Rescue Service gears up for summer fire season
Cape Town’s Fire and Rescue Service is prepared for summer fires, with advanced equipment and newly trained firefighters ready for emergencies.
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Multi-million rand shared sports facility for use by local schools opens in Mitchells Plain
A massive R30 million shared sports complex has officially opened in Mitchells Plain, giving thousands of local learners access to world-class fields.
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Masiphumelele violinists attend South Africa’s first Suzuki children’s workshops
Young Masiphumelele violinists returned home inspired after attending a sponsored national workshop and hosting an international musical exchange.
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Western Cape calls on residents to heed heart disease warning signs
The Western Cape Department of Health urges early detection and treatment of heart disease symptoms this World Heart Day to save lives.
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City clinics record 68% rise in women choosing longer-acting contraception
City Health recorded a 68% increase in intra-uterine contraceptive device insertions in 2025/26, as more women chose longer-acting methods.
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