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SPCA removes 120 fish from contaminated swimming pool in Fish Hoek
SPCA rescues 120 fish from contaminated Fish Hoek swimming pool filled with household refuse after court warrant execution on Wednesday.
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Checkers and Edu Invest launch R5 Back-to-School stationery drive for Cape Town learners
Edu Invest and Checkers launch Act for Change campaign, enabling Western Cape shoppers to donate from R5 for learners’ stationery needs.
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Wyndruifprodusente in Swartland pars al, maar nog te vroeg vir vooruitskatting
Wyndruifprodusente in die Swartland het reeds met die oes van sekere kultivars begin maar meen dit is nog te vroeg om enige vooruitskattings te maak.
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Eienaar van vulstasie se skielike dood ruk Malmesbury-gemeenskap
Natie Coetzer, ‘n geliefde sakeman van Malmesbury is Maandag ná ‘n kort siekte in die Crestcare-hospitaal in Malmesbury dood.
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Cape Town blood service calls on residents to make donation a 2026 resolution
CAPE TOWN – As New Year’s resolutions fade for many, the Western Cape Blood Service is urging residents to make one commitment that could save lives: regular blood donation. The…
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Western Cape Police Excellence Awards honour dedication and service
Western Cape Police Excellence Awards held at Century City Conference Centre honored outstanding police service during 2024-25. Lt Gen Patekile opened ceremony recognizing officers, teams and community partnerships.
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Deadly disease forces Bloem Show to cancel cattle and small-stock show for 2026
The team behind the Bloem Show act decisively to lessen the impact of foot-and-mouth disease.
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Free Second Chance Programme for matric learners who failed NSC exams
The Free Second Chance Programme for matrics who failed offers vital support and alternative pathways for learners to succeed.
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Cape Peninsula baboon sanctuary plans met with activist concerns
Animal activists oppose Cape Peninsula baboon sanctuary plans, arguing that confining wild baboons and sterilising males is cruel to animals.
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Greenpeace ship’s Cape Town visit sparks debate over Africa’s energy future
Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior visit to Cape Town sparks debate over its anti-oil stance amid Africa’s pressing energy development needs.
