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Hankey school seeks help after R90 000 vandalism damage
Hankey Senior Secondary School is appealing for help after a burglary and extensive vandalism left it facing repair costs of up to R90 000.
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Robert Sobukwe’s grave vandalised for the seventh time
Robert Sobukwe’s grave has been vandalised again, marking at least the seventh desecration as tensions over the town’s renaming continue.
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Eskom working on restoring electricity supply disruption in Khayelitsha, Cape Town
Eskom is restoring electricity in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, while addressing issues caused by illegal activities and infrastructure vandalism.
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CCTV among plans to protect Princess Vlei trail after vandalism
The Princess Vlei Forum and the City are planning stronger security, including possible CCTV cameras, after vandals targeted the new trail.
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Water supply setback hits Nelson Mandela Bay with vandalism and fault finding
Nelson Mandela Bay’s water recovery has been delayed by vandalism to a key water main and a technical fault at the Churchill Water Treatment Works.
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R6 million and counting: the true cost of cable theft and vandalism devastating the Overberg’s electricity network
May and June see an alarming glut of cable theft, vandalism and storm damage.
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Overberg: eight confirmed incidents where electric poles have been vandalised
In what has become a disturbing pattern, electricity poles have been deliberately cut and cables stolen across the district.
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Vandalism puts Nelson Mandela Bay water supply infrastructure at risk
Vandalism is damaging key water infrastructure at the St George’s Park Wellfield, raising concerns about the lack of dedicated security at the site.
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Shock and dismay following desecration of anti-apartheid leader Robert Sobukwe’s grave
Shock and grief sweep the country after vandalism at Robert Sobukwe’s grave in Graaff-Reinet, days after march to rename town in his honour.
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Cape Town spends R44,5m on electrical infrastructure theft and vandalism
Cape Town has spent over R44.5 million on repairing electrical infrastructure due to vandalism and theft, impacting essential services.
