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City installs smart speed signs all over Cape Town with great success
Smart speed signs are being installed across Cape Town, and already have an effect to reduce the speed at which motorists drive.
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Mkambati Nature Reserve gains Ramsar status, highlighting global wetland significance
Mkambati Nature Reserve in the Eastern Cape has been designated as South Africa’s newest Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention.
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Sponsored coding club sparks new interest in computer subjects
Rocklands High’s innovative coding club, is transforming students’ lives, boosting confidence and sparking IT career interest among learners.
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Mowbray Cemetery court ruling halts facility, raises burial concerns
Court ruling halts Mowbray Cemetery facility, raising concerns over burial processes, infrastructure and handling of human remains in Cape Town.
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Stygende nalatigheidseise bedreig gesondheidsorgtoegang en staatsbronne in SA
Die aantal eise vir skadevergoeding teen die staat vir skade wat deur mediese nalatigheid veroorsaak, het die afgelope aantal jare aansienlik toegeneem.
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Meet rugby’s viral sensation Rondebosch’s 140kg colossus
Sebastiaan Vermeulen: Rondebosch’s 2.06m, 140kg lock going viral. From U14C to Rassie’s radar—meet rugby’s next giant.
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Wincklers apologise for ‘weight-shaming’ comments in podcast
Heinz and Aletté Winckler issued a public apology after their “weight shaming” comments on a podcast received backlash on social media.
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Parents have until 17 May to submit late school applications for 2027
Western Cape parents who missed the WCED’s deadline still have until 17 May 2026 to submit late applications for Grade R, 1 and 8 places in 2027.
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Familie soek geregtigheid vir moord op jong kroegman van Velddrif
Die ondersteuning, liefde en omgee vir John-Ray Pieterse (26), was opmerklik by die Laaiplek-landdroshof vandag (Woensdag 15 April). Die twee verdagtes in die moordsaak van Pieterse, William Owies (50) en…
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Cape Town tests AI traffic cameras to catch seatbelt and mobile phone violations
The City of Cape Town recently explored the introduction of AI-powered cameras capable of detecting seatbelt and mobile phone violations in real time.
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