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Popular Cape Town run cancelled due to severe weather
The 2026 Absa Run Your City Cape Town 10K was canceled due to severe weather warnings, prioritizing participant safety and public infrastructure.
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Cape Town’s SPCA on high alert ahead of Orange Level 6 weather warning
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA prepares for severe storms, mobilizing responders and urging the public to protect animals from flooding.
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Man spotted poisoning bluegum trees in front of estate
The deliberate poisoning of two historic bluegum trees in Koeberg Road in Durbanville last Sunday evening had irate residents up in arms this week.
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The library built on a crime scene that changed a generation
On the spot where a man was shot, he built a library and gave a generation something worth fighting for.
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12-year old girl dies, 8 saved as North West police teams battle floodwaters
Police rescue teams in the Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District of North West Province saved eight people from floodwaters over a weekend of heavy rainfall, whilst a 12-year-old girl tragically…
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Cheetahs face off against Griquas in crucial SA Cup clash
The Cheetahs face the Griquas in a crucial SA Cup match tonight, aiming for a semifinal spot amid injury challenges.
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Flooding closes bridge on R367 as heavy rainfall batters Kariega, Despatch
Heavy rainfall in Eastern Cape caused flooding and road closures; authorities assess damage while urging caution among residents and motorists.
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Taxi associations’ alliance to restore stability in Cape Town
Cape taxi associations Cata and Codeta pledge cooperation to foster peace and address industry challenges after historic conflicts.
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Vandalised building continues to deteriorate in Kariega
Residents of Cannon Hill, Kariega, are frustrated as an abandoned building deteriorates, facing vandalism and potential occupation threats amid unfulfilled promises from Transnet.
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City Health investigates claims of fraud linked to SASSA grants
The City’s Health Department investigates allegations of health workers selling patient folders for fraudulent SASSA grants.
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