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Western Cape tourism revenue reaches R25.9 billion
In 2025, the Western Cape attracted 1.5 million international tourists, generating R25.9 billion and demonstrating strong growth in tourism.
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Bracken-natuurreservaat: van vullishoop tot natuur-reservaat
Die Vriende van Bracken-natuurreservaat vier hierdie jaar hul 20ste bestaansjaar om diê belangrike biodiversiteitstoevlugsoord te benadruk.
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Burglary at SPCA Parys leaves animal welfare services disrupted
The SPCA Parys was left severely impacted after a robbery at its Abattoir Street premises in the early hours of Sunday morning.
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Babylonstoren leads effort to restore Berg River’s Witvis
Babylonstoren and partners reintroduced the endangered Berg River Witvis in a project in February, restoring indigenous populations.
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Maggie Laubser ‘is terug’
Aanhangers en kunsliefhebbers het verlede Dinsdag (14 April) in Malmesbury ter viering van die Maggie Laubser-dag byeengekom. Die dag is as ‘n historiese en kulturele oomblik beskryf toe die bekendstelling van…
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Strong title challenges expected in elite fields at 2026 Prescient Freedom Paddle
As participants prepare for the 2026 version of the Prescient Freedom Paddle, organisers are expecting strong title challenges in both elite races.
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ANC eis dringende ingryping by Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit weens ‘onwettige’ optrede
Die ANC versoek Coghsta om onmiddellike stabiliteit by die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit in Kimberley af te dwing.
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Heavy rainfall and strong winds cause flooding in Edgemead, uproots trees
Edgemead residents aided in clearing fallen trees and directing traffic amid flooding caused by severe weather this past weekend.
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‘Moet asseblief nie fopnuus oor oorstromings versprei’ nie
Bonteheuwel se raadslid vra inwoners om nie ou foto’s van oorstromings te deel nie ná die naweek se kouefronte wat minimale skade veroorsaak het.
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Humansdorp faces surge in sabotage as power line targeted near Kruisfontein Primary
Residents of Humansdorp are being urged to take a stand following a rise in acts of infrastructure sabotage placing the community at risk.
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