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Cherry Jazz Festival postponement sparks criticism of provincial arts support
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Free film screening in Cape Town explores South Africa’s colonial past
Three short films interrogating South Africa’s colonial past and legacy of slavery will be screened on Friday 31 October at the Homecoming Centre in Cape Town.
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Major property company acquires 30% stake in R390 million Boston hydroelectric plant
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OPINION | South Africans’ collective fears need expression in horror fiction
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Misuse of the sewer system costing City of Cape Town millions annually
Cape Town spent R228 million clearing 110 598 sewer blockages in the 2024-’25 financial year, largely due to misuse and illegal dumping.
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City seeks public input on new policy to boost jobs and investment
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