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Cape Town to rename Strand square in historic reconciliation move
Cape Town’s acting mayor used his Freedom Day address to propose renaming Ben Friedman Plein to Strand Muslim Square and advance affordable housing reform.
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Table Mountain launches Universal Access Walkway to boost inclusivity at summit
The walkway enables visitors using wheelchairs, as well as those with prams or mobility challenges, to experience the summit safely and comfortably.
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Gqeberha teen reunited with family following rugby injury
Matthew Els, a Pearson High School learner, is finally home after sustaining serious injuries during a rugby match in George on 18 April.
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SA Military Youth Cadets Programme for the Cape Winelands launched
The official launch of the South African Military Youth Cadets Programme for the Cape Winelands region was held in Wellington.
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Man guilty of R9.2 million Ponzi scheme fraud
A 62-year-old man was found guilty of a Ponzi scheme, defrauding investors of over R9.2 million, with sentencing scheduled.
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Quick guide to this weekends sporting highlights
Here is a handy guide of this weekends sporting highlights.
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South Africa secures vaccine deal with Argentina to combat foot and mouth disease
John Steenhuisen has secured agreements with Argentina to strengthen South Africa’s response to foot and mouth disease and ensure continued vaccine supply.
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Die splinternuwe uitgawe van Die Papier is vandag al op die rakke en aanlyn beskikbaar
In dié propvol uitgawe van Die Papier word daar berig oor die nuutste in die waterkrisis in Johannesburg en moontlike regsaksie teen die metroraad.
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Extinction threat looms over African penguins in Cape Town
Cape Town has warned that African penguins face extinction, with fewer than 10 000 breeding pairs left.
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Ouma van driejarige wat in Elsies doodgery is veg voort
Ouma eis geregtigheid ná haar driejarige kleinseun glo deur ’n dronk beampte doodgery is; maande later is niemand nog aangekla nie.
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