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western cape
western cape
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Eskom urges political parties to remove electoral posters from its infrastructure
Eskom urges all election participants to avoid placing promotional materials on its infrastructure to ensure public safety and prevent risks.
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Mowbray Maternity Hospital celebrates 110 years of caring
Mowbray Maternity Hospital marks 110 years of maternal and newborn care while observing Kangaroo Mother Care Week from 17 to 21 October.
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Western Cape’s R227m N9/N12 upgrade boosts safety and jobs
A R227 million Western Cape upgrade of the N9/N12 between George and Oudtshoorn is improving road safety and creating local jobs.
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Good progress made on flood-damaged Meiringspoort
After flood damage to Meiringspoort recently, a R486 million project is progressing good to repair the N12 between De Rust and Klaarstroom.
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Parow music student selected for prestigious Franschhoek Chamber Music Workshop
Fifteen-year-old Julia Christoffels from Durbanville participated in a prestigious classical music workshop, gaining coaching from professional musicians.
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Western Cape honour teachers for their contribution
In light of World Teachers’ Day being celebrated on Monday (5 October) teachers across the globe are being recognised for their contribution to learners.
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Emergency repair work on Smalblaar Bridge are making progress
The months long awaited reconnection of Rawsonville and De Nova is moving closer.
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CapeNature warns of heightened wildfire risk as El Niño conditions develop.
CapeNature warns of a potentially more severe wildfire season for the Western Cape as El Niño brings hotter and drier conditions.
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Premier Winde inaugurates Riversdale Solar Plant, boosting energy resilience
Premier Alan Winde inaugurated the Riversdale Solar Plant on Wednesday, marking a key step in the Western Cape’s push for energy resilience.
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Two killed, three seriously injured in Grabouw N2 crash
Two people killed and three others seriously injured in crash on the N2 in Grabouw on 29 September.
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