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W Cape Health Dept’s innovative responses in challenging times recognised in Premier’s Service Excellence Awards
The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness received four awards, including two Gold for HIV services and eye care innovation.
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Eskom urges political parties to remove electoral posters from its infrastructure
Eskom urges all election participants to avoid placing promotional materials on its infrastructure to ensure public safety and prevent risks.
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Mowbray Maternity Hospital celebrates 110 years of caring
Mowbray Maternity Hospital marks 110 years of maternal and newborn care while observing Kangaroo Mother Care Week from 17 to 21 October.
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Skills race to keep up with Western Cape construction boom
In 2025, construction created 57 341 jobs in the Western Cape, while the value of completed buildings grew by nearly 34%.
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Western Cape opens R7 million tourism fund
Tourism businesses and organisations have been urged to submit applications early for a share of R7 million in provincial funding, as the Western Cape government implements a first-come, first-served approach…
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Foreign nationals targeted in South Africa’s extortion explosion
Foreign-owned spaza shops become prime targets in South Africa’s exploding extortion economy as gangs prey on immigrant business owners’ fears.
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City enforcement’s road-related infringement blitz yields results
Cape Town’s enforcement departments arrested 407 individuals last week, including a drunk driver, amid rising safety concerns and bylaw infringements.
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Free access to selected SanParks’ protected areas for a week
The 21st SA National Parks Week from September 7-13 offers South Africans free park access, encouraging appreciation for nature and conservation.
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Nearly 9 in 10 people choosing Lenacapavir are first-time users of long-acting HIV prevention
Between 8 June and 24 July, healthcare workers administered 2 339 Lenacapavir injections across 22 public health facilities to the communities in the Metro
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City calls for essential water use only following treatment plant disruptions
Cape Town residents and businesses are urged to limit non-essential water use due to disruptions in water treatment capacity.
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