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Runway meets research as Maties, Cape Winelands Airport partner for the future
Cape Winelands Airport and Stellenbosch University sign a landmark partnership to drive smart, sustainable growth through the R8 billion airport expansion.
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Court rules on contentious Botmaskop development in Stellenbosch
The Western Cape High Court ruled against the Stellenbosch Interest Group, allowing the Botmaskop development to proceed amid procedural delays.
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Pinelands development plan threatens Cape Town’s oldest golf club
The City of Cape Town’s Pinelands development plan could force the 115-year-old King David Mowbray Golf Club to close.
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Cape Town’s Golden Acre upgrade gains momentum as retail revamp begins
The major upgrade of Cape Town’s Golden Acre Precinct is gaining momentum, with the full project set to be complete early next year.
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Residents ready for appeal after filling station in D’Urbanvale approved
D’Urbanvale residents are ready for an appeal against the approval of a 24/7 filling station and store on vacant erven in the area.
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Public outcry against Durbanville racecourse development
More than 2 000 concerned residents of the Durbanville area had by noon today already signed a petition against the proposed development of the Durbanville racecourse.
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Development, development, development: The Blouvlei, Drakenstein and the erosion of democracy in the Western Cape
Critics warn that rapid, poorly planned development across the Western Cape is sidelining public participation, heritage, and sustainability.
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Cape Town approves R7.8 billion in building plans in first quarter
Cape Town’s construction industry is experiencing a significant surge, with the City approving building plans worth R7.8 billion in just the first three months of the current financial year, signalling…
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Historic small harbour programme launches in KwaZulu-Natal
The first phase of South Africa’s groundbreaking small harbour construction programme was officially launched in Port Shepstone last week, marking a historic milestone as the first small harbours to be…
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City of Cape Town sells R61 million industrial site to boost investment
Cape Town council approved the R61 million sale of prime industrial land in Kraaifontein, marking a significant step towards attracting private investment and creating jobs in the metro.
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