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Flying soon? Your in-flight coffee just got an upgrade
Travellers hopping on a FlySafair flight from next week can expect a distinctly Cape Town flavour in their cups. The low-cost carrier has teamed up with Bootlegger Coffee Company, one…
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The hidden dependency crisis: How AI chatbots hook children
The tragic suicides of teenagers Sewell Setzer and Adam Raine have exposed a disturbing new reality: artificial intelligence chatbots are creating dependencies in children that can have deadly consequences. Far…
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Swimmer makes waves in Germany
A local swimmer recently returned home with an incredible medal haul after he took part in the World Transplant Games in Germany.
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Labour exploitation in South Africa: Expert breaks down illegal factory trafficking case
Seven traffickers jailed for 20 years after a Johannesburg factory raid exposed severe labour exploitation and child abuse in South Africa.
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Vier musikante vier halfeeu saam in vertoning wat Afrikaanse eeu in musiek eer
Gian Groen, Schalk Joubert, Abel Kraamsaal en Neil Sandilands het byeengekom as Die Vyftigers wat 18 September by die Aasvoëlklub optree.
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Kommer oor gesteelde heining na ‘bende’ toegang kry tot skoolterrein
Ná ‘n voorval vanoggend by Hoërskool Breërivier in Worcester, het bekommerde ouers buite die skool gewag om seker te maak hul kinders is veilig. In vermoedelike bende-bedrywighede het ‘n groep…
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‘There is no room in Hermanus for the elderly and no rental places for people who receive state pensions…’
“More than 90 years old, Communicare is a leading social and affordable housing provider in the Western Cape with increasingly diversified property holdings. Our mission to provide sustainable affordable housing…
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Cape Town gears up for Speed Classic supercar showdown
The Mother City will play host to the inaugural Speed Classic Cape Town on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 October.
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Anti-gang strategies show results but are still at teething stages
An evidence-based policing pilot in Mitchell’s Plain has shown some promising results, but not all crime-fighting stakeholders in the area are convinced it is working.
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Gang monitor report debunks outdated statistics
Recent reports claiming the Western Cape is home to between 90 and 130 gangs with a combined membership of 100 000 have been debunked as outdated.
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