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Franschhoek Safety Initiative reflects on progress at first AGM
The Franschhoek Safety Initiative enhances security along Main Road, reducing crime incidents while encouraging community support for continued funding and expansion.
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Fietsryer se tog van 1000km vertel storie van keuses
Bea Labuschagne se fietstog oor 1000km van Bloemfontein tot in Kaapstad nader nou vinnig sy einde.
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Western Cape showcases export power at global buyers event
With the world’s eyes on the Western Cape the Made in the Cape event again proved why it is a powerhouse of global trade connection and opportunity.
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Geen borg vir bestuurder wat na bewering kind voor ma doodry
“Ek is nie ’n springbokkie nie, en ek sal my hofsaak bywoon,” het Diego Stevens (33) Dinsdag 3 Maart in sy borgtogaansoek in die Atlantis-landdroshof gesê. Stevens, die bestuurder van…
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Komani police appeal for assistance identifying two men found dead in separate incidents
Police in Komani are seeking public assistance to identify two deceased men and locate their next of kin following separate incidents in the town.
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Woman with MS in Durbanville inspires and still serves her community
The unexpected turn her life took after an incurable, progressive disease, has not stopped a business woman of Durbanville to give back.
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Inferno shuts down restaurant at Somerset West wine estate
The Stables restaurant at Vergelegen wine estate in Somerset West has closed indefinitely after a fire on Tuesday afternoon (3 March) completely destroyed the thatched-roof kitchen, though all patrons and…
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Storms River Mouth iconic suspension bridge to close for reconstruction from March to June
The iconic Tsitsikamma suspension bridge in Garden Route National Park is undergoing planned reconstruction for safety and longevity.
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CapeNature limits damage as 70 785 hectares burn in peak fire season
Over 70,000 hectares of CapeNature-managed land burned in the current fire season, yet infrastructure remains intact due to effective rapid response and coordination efforts.
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Delays and diverted funds keep Gqeberha’s historic library closed
Calls are growing for the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality to stop redirecting funds earmarked for the main public library’s renovation.
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