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Wêreldselfdoodvoorkomingsdag 2025: Die gevare van die kletsbot-era
10 September is Wêreldselfdoodvoorkomingsdag met die tema ‘Verander die narratief oor selfdood’. Maar hoe, vra Lizette Rabe, doen ons dit in ’n KI-era waar beweer word ’n kletsbot het ’n…
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South African olive producers strike gold at 2025 SA Olive Awards
WELLINGTON, WESTERN CAPE – South Africa’s olive oil industry celebrated exceptional achievements yesterday as the 2025 SA Olive Awards crowned the country’s finest Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO) producers at the…
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Court grants temporary reprieve for Dial-a-Ride in Cape Town
The WCND says it will continue its fight to have the Dial-a-Ride (DaR) service fully reinstated to its previous level of operation.
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Gordon’s Bay photographer Roger Sedres snaps sports award
Local sports photographer Roger Sedres won the Sport Visual Journalist of the Year award at the 2025 South African Sport Awards for his three-decade career capturing iconic moments of the…
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Sea Point resident pushes for better ladder visibility to boost water safety
A Sea Point resident is calling for better visibility of the sea wall ladders along the Sea Point Promenade which are used to access safety from the ocean.
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Castle of Good Hope restoration project aims to boost tourism, preserve heritage
The Castle of Good Hope, is undergoing significant regulatory maintenance aimed at preserving its legacy and enhancing visitor experience.
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Adelaide’s Wonderland ECD Centre transformed into a safe, inspiring space
Wonderland ECD Centre reopens after refurbishment to serve the community’s young children with safe, accessible early learning facilities.
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Innovative floating dredger makes waves in Cape Town’s historic environmental restoration
Cape Town is making environmental history with the deployment of an innovative floating suction dredger at Zeekoevlei, marking the city’s first vlei dredging operation in 42 years. The specialised machinery,…
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How homes and cities must adapt for a growing older population
Africa’s ageing population is set to nearly quadruple by 2050 – from roughly 74 million today to more than 235 million people aged 60 and older.
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The time has come to end failed governance and restore dignity, health, and safe water to the Free State
The Democratic Alliance (DA) condemns the Free State government for neglecting water and sanitation infrastructure, resulting in severe pollution and health risks across the province. With municipalities failing, vital water…
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