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Computerised learner’s licence testing starts City-wide
City implements Computerised Learner’s Licence Testing at all 18 driving centres, replacing paper tests with digital touchscreen system next week.
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Shepherd discovers abandoned newborn baby boy
The identity of the biological mother or suspect is currently unknown. The matter has been referred to the Phuthaditjhaba Family, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit. A charge of attempted…
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Heatwave grips Western Cape as temperatures soar into high 30s
The South African Weather Service has issued a heat wave advisory for several regions in the Western Cape, including parts of the West Coast, the City of Cape Town and…
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No-fee Kariega school plagued by frequent vandalism
A no-fee school in Kariega faces closure due to vandalism, affecting education for local children. The principal highlights severe damage and appeals for community support.
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WATCH | Stormwater management crisis in Dr Beyers Naude Municipality
Several Dr Beyers Naudé Municipality towns struck by unexpected thunderstorms and intense rainfall, exposing infrastructure issues.
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Spanish national fined R500 000 for illegal reptile trafficking
A Spanish citizen has been convicted in the Vredendal Regional Court for the illegal possession and importation of protected reptiles from the Northern Cape to the Western Cape.
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WATCH | Eccentric cyclist sells baby bunnies on cobbled-together bike
“Jack Chopper” travels Cape Flats on makeshift bicycle held together with “elastic and wire”, selling rabbits to pet shops across dozens of kilometres.
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Secure your car against hijacking
Cybersecurity experts gives a checklist of basic security risks and what can be done to improve the safety of jour car.
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Rapist (41) gets two life sentences for offences relating to elderly women
After being found guilty of the rape of two elderly women in Odendaalsrus, the court handed down to life sentences to a man (41).
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Fewer incidents of theft and vandalism in Western Cape schools
The WCED encourages communities to keep an eye on schools in their neighbourhoods and immediately report any theft or vandalism.
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