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Cape Town swimmer conquers quadruple Robben Island crossing
Cape Town swimmer Karen Kennedy, nearly 60, completes first female quadruple Robben Island crossing without wetsuit, inspiring women over 50.
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Redemption, derbies, and titans colliding in top schoolboy clashes
Four mouthwatering schoolboy rugby fixtures set to ignite the weekend, featuring capital derbies and coastal showdowns across South Africa.
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Councillor condemns vigilantism after Shukushukuma attack
Ward 108 councillor Nkosiphendule Lombi has urged community members not to take the law into their own hands.
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Paddlers to tackle Freedom Paddle for children’s smiles, ocean conservation
The Prescient Freedom Paddle will again support two causes, raising funds for Operation Smile South Africa and the Table Mountain National Park Marine Unit.
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Gun dealer arrested after 537 firearms found at unlicensed storage facility
A gun dealer from Middelburg, Mpumalanga was found in possession of 537 licensed firearms and ammunition stored at an unlicensed facility.
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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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