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City pilots new method to tackle sand problem on Baden Powell
Cape Town is trialing brushwood and straw barriers to stabilise dunes and prevent windblown sand disrupting traffic on Baden Powell Drive.
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Western Cape police seize dagga and firearms in two Cape Flats incidents
Western Cape police seized dagga, cash, and firearms in separate operations, leading to one arrest and an ongoing investigation.
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Anti-drug group launched in Humansdorp to fight addiction and support families
“Some choose alcohol and drugs as a coping mechanism. There are other options, such as reviving dreams, goals that have subsided and hopes that have died.”
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HPV vaccine: Protecting South African girls from cervical cancer
HPV vaccine prevents 95% of cervical cancer cases. Free vaccination for Grade 5 girls in SA schools. Protect your daughter today.
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Camden Power Station saboteur senteced to 20 years behind bars
The Ermelo District Court has sent a stern message to infrastructure vandals by sentencing a former contractor to an effective 20 years behind bars.
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Propella business incubator in Eastern Cape uncovers hidden gems
NCIC’s Waste-To-Value roadshow visited Eastern Cape cities, engaging cleantech entrepreneurs and discovering innovative waste solutions for a green economy.
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Experience the genesis of a new era in performance art
The groundbreaking production runs for five performances only from Wednesday 18 to Saturday 21 February: evenings at 19:30 and a Saturday matinée at 15:00.
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Book characters let out into the wild during Read Aloud Day
Cape Town libraries, schools celebrate World Read Aloud Day 2026 with events featuring mayor, authors, and interactive storytelling.
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From decline to recovery: Turning the tide for South Africa’s threatened plants
Reverse the Red Day on February 7 emphasizes that extinction isn’t inevitable, highlighting South Africa’s National Biodiversity Assessment 2025, which shows species recovery is possible through targeted interventions. The recovery…
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Teen angler with disabilities seeks sponsors for championship
Bellville teen Ruben Labuschagne, who has cerebral palsy and autism, needs R20,000 community support for SA angling championship on 8 April.
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