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Cape Winelands steps up fire readiness with newly trained protectors
The Cape Winelands District Municipality (CWDM) has confirmed that all operational plans, resources and partnerships are firmly in place to respond to rising wildfire threats.
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Another gang-related shooting leaves one dead and three injured in Goodwood
CAPE TOWN – One person is dead, three others suffered injuries after gunmen allegedly fired shots at them in Goodwood this past weekend. News of the incident spread like wildfire…
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Suspected robbers face court after armed robbery charges
Two brazen armed robbers linked to two Bloemfontein jewellery stores, are remanded in custody.
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State-of-the-art contact lens manufacturing laboratory opens in Durbanville
A state-of-the-art laboratory has been officially opened in Durbanville, which marks the beginning of a new era in vision correction.
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Howes family launches NSRI rescue boat fundraiser in honour of late kiteboarder
The family of renowned kiteboarder Graham Howes has launched a fundraising campaign to build a new NSRI rescue boat that will carry his name.
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Warning against credit-fuelled spending spree this Black Friday
As South Africans gear up for Black Friday (28 Nov), NFO warns consumers to think twice before risking a financial hangover.
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Information sessions to be hold on shothole borer beetle in various areas
Cape Town is inviting residents or businesses that handle trees to upcoming information sessions on the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB).
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Bonteheuwel resident scoops Cape’s Crime Fighter of the Year award
City of Cape Town honours Neighbourhood Watch Awards winners at ceremony, recognising community crime fighters from 200+ nominations.
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SA refuses to hand G20 presidency to a junior US official
“The United States is a member of the G20, and if they want to be represented, they can still send anyone at the right level,” Ronald Lamola told reporters.
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NMBM traffic director placed on suspension during investigation
Nelson Mandela Bay’s traffic and licensing director Warren Prins has been placed on precautionary suspension by the Metro pending an internal investigation into unspecified allegations.
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