Franschhoek
Franschhoek
Franschhoek
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Political parties condemn escalating violence in Franschhoek
Local politicians have added their voices to the outcry from the Groendal and Langrug communities following a series of shootings in the area.
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Murders stun Langrug community in Franschhoek
Residents of Langrug in Franschhoek are living in fear following two separate fatal shootings this week.
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Investigations into latest Franschhoek shootings
The Western Cape Provincial Serious Violent Crime detectives have launched an investigation into a deadly shooting incident that took place in Franschhoek.
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From sewage to sustainability: Franschhoek’s Water Hub leads the way
Franschhoek’s Water Hub innovates sustainable wastewater treatment, addressing pollution while promoting community involvement and food production in a resource-scarce environment.
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Motorfietsryer (37) sterf in ongeluk naby Franschhoek
Paarlse inwoner Morné van der Westhuizen (37) is Woensdagmiddag in ‘n noodlottige motorfietsongeluk op die R45 naby Franschhoek dood.
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Gabrielle Union pays tribute to late father at South African wine estate
Gabrielle Union buried her father’s ashes in Cape Town while visiting a wine farm, honoring family bonds and memories made there.
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DA outraged over weekend mass shootings, demands expanded policing powers
The Democratic Alliance has expressed outrage over two mass shootings that claimed seven lives across the Western Cape this weekend.
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Seven dead, child wounded in separate Western Cape shootings
Seven people were killed and three injured in separate shootings in Franschhoek and Kuils River over the weekend, police confirmed.
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Skietvoorvalle in Franschhoek laat inwoners met kommer
Die inwoners van Franschhoek is bekommerd nadat twee mans koelbloedig afgemaai is.
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Montreux Jazz Festival announces final line-up for inaugural South African edition
The inaugural Montreux Jazz Festival in Franschhoek features global and local artists, celebrating diverse musical talent from 27 to 29 March.
