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Durbanville woman placed third in Antarctica race – running the edge of the world
A local woman placed third in the women’s category of the Antarctica half marathon on King George Island, held in temperatures of just 1°C and icy terrain.
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Shoprite and Cape Town firefighters bring Easter cheer to children
Shoprite and Cape Town firefighters spread Easter joy to 275 vulnerable children at 4 childcare facilities, donating treats and essential care items.
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Basadi-Women Growth Fund launched to provide finance to female entrepreneurs
Business Partners Limited, a business that supports entrepreneurs with financing, launched its Basadi-Women Growth Fund recently.
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Cape Town Airport fuel leak: Flights continue as normal, says ACSA
Cape Town International Airport Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) confirmed that operations at the airport remain on track, following a fuel leak.
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Nuwe museum, beplande buitelugmark bied rede vir besoek aan Jan Kempdorp
Die Nuwe Vaalharts-museum op die terrein van die historiese Hotel Border Post by Jan Kempdorp, is ‘n besoek werd. Jy sal vir verskeie redes verras word.
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Jongmense smee vriendskapsbande deur mededinging in rolbaltoernooi
Leerders en jongmense van oor Suid-Afrika heen, asook van Botswana, het die afgelope week in Bloemfontein in rolbal meegeding.
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Holiday medical emergencies on the rise as experts issue safety warning
Medical experts in South Africa advise families to prioritize safety during holidays, urging vigilance against preventable injuries and accidents.
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Huis Andries Olivier champions complete Absa Cape Epic
Two members of the cycling group Barney’s Army Gentlemen – avid supporters of Huis Andries Olivier – completed the gruelling Absa Cape Epic.
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Court settlement reached in dispute over NMBM animal pound
The AACL and municipality settled their legal dispute over the animal pound, affirming municipal management without external oversight.
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Roadshow cracks nearly R16m in traffic fine representations
Cape Town’s latest traffic roadshow in Athlone saw over 3 600 motorists settle fines, generating nearly R16 million in payments and representations.
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