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SA sauvignon blanc claims 30 medals at top international wine competition
South Africa’s Sauvignon Blanc is strengthening its position as one of the most dynamic Sauvignon-producing countries on the global stage.
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Somerset West women pioneers automotive training hub
Somerset Mechanical Centre launches Western Cape’s first workshop-based mechanic training for rural youth, addressing SA’s skills shortage crisis.
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Cape Town launches new app feature to report crime and bylaw violations
Cape Town’s City App now allows public reporting of bylaw incidents, enhancing safety and reducing emergency call volumes.
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City ramps up winter flood mitigation amid widespread rainfall
Cape Town emergency teams work round the clock as heavy rains trigger 480 flooding complaints across multiple suburbs over weekend
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Outisme in die Helderberg-reeks – Week 4: Joshua laat outisme vir hom ‘werk’
Joshua Sandy (19) se reis van nieverbale outisme na sy eie koekie-onderneming toon hoe neurodiversiteit tot onafhanklikheid kan lei.
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Madlanga Commission clarifies arrests are police responsibility, not judicial function
The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Criminality, Political Interference and Corruption in the Criminal Justice System has moved to clarify that arrests stemming from its proceedings are carried out by…
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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.
