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Cape Town’s hosting of a F1 Grand Prix still up in the air
Cape Town’s potential hosting of a Formula One Grand Prix remains uncertain, with ongoing discussions and bidding processes.
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‘Yes! You and I can End TB’
Sister Carmen Damons from Macassar Community Day Centre calls for community unity in fighting TB as the Western Cape Department of Health reports 48 388 tuberculosis cases diagnosed between April…
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Baseball junior national girls team chase American dream but need backing
Talented young female baseball players from Cape Town need R60,000 each to compete at the world’s largest girls-only tournament in Chicago.
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Film festival inspires next generation of storytellers
Learners from local schools produced their own short films, which were screened during the Reel Ubuntu Film Festival on 20 March.
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IPID probes Site C police shooting that left four dead
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) is investigating a shooting incident that occurred at Site C on Wednesday 25 March in which four men were allegedly shot and killed by…
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Court grants high-value bail to 12 police officers in SAPS’ R360 million healthcare tender fraud case
Alleged mastermind Cat Matlala denied bail in SAPS multi-million rand healthcare tender fraud
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Residents receive electrification after decade without
Residents of McCarthy Informal Settlement will finally receive electricity, enhancing safety and addressing fire hazards, while continuing to advocate for comprehensive service delivery improvements.
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Working on fire helicopter crashes during Hout Bay mountain fire operations
Helicopter crash on Hout Bay mountain during fire operations. Working on Fire pilot sustains minor injuries in miraculous survival.
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Bestuurder (20) gevonnis ná ongeluk waarin drie leerlinge op N8 sterf
Tristan Kearney (20) wat skuldig gepleit het op drie aanklagte van strafbare manslag, is ‘n vonnis van korrektiewe toesig opgelê.
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Sewage repairs underway after Makhaza pipe burst displaces dozens
Construction is ongoing in Makhaza after a sewage burst, with relocated families adjusting to temporary structures but facing space and electricity issues.
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