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Cape Town clergywoman finalist in Most Influential Women Awards
A local pastor in Cape Town showed that faith and community action go hand in hand.
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WATCH | Philipstown Draadkar Grand Prix now global with game, documentary and e-store
Philipstown’s Draadkar Grand Prix is now open for all gamers, transforming a local event into a global celebration of craftsmanship.
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University of the Free State mourns the passing of former chancellor
The University of the Free State mourns the passing of a former chancellor.
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Nyanga community launches water action committee to tackle water issues
Scores of Nyanga residents converged at Nyanga Arts Development Centre in the area on Friday 14 November during the launch of Nyanga Water Action Committee (NWAC) in an effort to…
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Woman (52) kidnapped in morning business robbery in Despatch
Police in the Eastern Cape are calling on the public’s assistance in sharing information in an alleged kidnapping and armed robbery case at a butchery in Despatch on Friday 14…
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‘Take a Hike’ mountain clean-up postponed, no need to re-register
Take a Hike Day is rescheduled to November 17 due to bad weather, emphasizing safety and environmental cleanup on Table Mountain.
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Largest cat show in Durbanville
The largest cat show in the country, the Cape Town Christmas Cat Show, will be hosted on Saturday 22 November by the African Independent Cat Club (AICA) in Durbanville.
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Mossel Bay port unveils new cruise facility to boost tourism
MOSSEL BAY – Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) yesterday, 13 November, witnessed an iconic moment with the docking of the passenger vessel, SH Diana, at the Port of Mossel Bay’s…
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R89 million bridge project restores transport links
The Matanzima and Nomakhwezana Bridges in KwaNobuhle, reopened after 17 months, will improve traffic flow and access to essential services for residents.
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Major renovation starts at Parow Station Arcade
Renovation of Parow Station Arcade has begun, addressing crime and decay, with completion expected by July 2026, ensuring pedestrian access.
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