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National Nutrition Week: Make healthy eating part of your routine
Locals are implored to embrace affordable, practical healthy eating habits during National Nutrition Week, from dietary swaps to screening.
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Painted pianos find new community homes at Stellenbosch Woordfees
Young Cape Town artists painted donated pianos at the Stellenbosch Woordfees, with two handed to Bridges for Music in Langa and a Stellenbosch school.
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All about gardens: Blooming brilliance to envelop Stellenbosch
The fifth Garden Town Stellenbosch festival runs from 23 October to 1 November, featuring gardens, food, wine, workshops and community events.
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SAPS seek missing Walmer teen Allegra Styles
Walmer SAPS and the FCS Unit seek the public’s assistance in locating 14-year-old Allegra Styles, last seen on Thursday, 8 October at approximately 18:00.
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Baywest Hospital to break ground on R528m Gqeberha facility
Construction of Gqeberha’s R528m Baywest Acute Hospital begins on 22 October, with 120 beds planned for its opening phase.
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‘She must come home’ Cape Town activist launches national GBVF campaign at Religious Freedom Imbizo
A Kraaifontein activist launches a campaign, ‘She must come home’ demands that every woman who leaves home must be able to return safely.
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Camps Bay police raise alarm over alcohol at matric beach parties
More than 1 300 units of alcohol were confiscated during matric valedictory celebrations at Clifton Fourth Beach and Camps Bay.
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Malmesbury se Katskou nou ‘n ‘skoonheidskompetisie’
Die tweede Malmesbury-katskou het 17 kat-rasse, 113 inskrywings en 350 katliefhebbers vroeg in Oktober na die stadsaal gelok.
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DA to escalate Matjhabeng streetlight failures over safety concerns
The DA in Matjhabeng will address broken streetlights and safety concerns with the Provincial Legislature, citing resident vulnerability and negligence.
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Transport department moves to stop misuse of road traffic documents as ID
The National Department of Transport plans to tighten regulations to prevent traffic register number from being used as general identification documents.
