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Three abalone busts in six weeks expose scale of coastal poaching
Three major abalone busts in the Western Cape highlight the scale of poaching and the urgent need for coordinated enforcement.
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Nearly 9 in 10 people choosing Lenacapavir are first-time users of long-acting HIV prevention
Between 8 June and 24 July, healthcare workers administered 2 339 Lenacapavir injections across 22 public health facilities to the communities in the Metro
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Oudtshoorn council sees fourth coalition reshuffle in two years
Oudtshoorn council prepares to elect its fourth mayor in two years as political instability continues to disrupt governance and service delivery.
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Art and crafts exhibition showcases inmate rehabilitation success
The DCS hosted an exhibition showcasing inmate art, promoting rehabilitation and community engagement, with proceeds supporting further programmes.
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Four people gunned down in Nyanga, Cape Town
Four men were shot dead over this weekend in Nyanga, Western Cape police say.
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Western Cape police arrest three suspects for drugs
Three suspects were arrested in Cape Town for drug possession during crime prevention operations, with significant quantities of drugs confiscated.
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Tygerberg Hospital marks 50 years and honours 260 long-serving staff
Tygerberg Hospital celebrated its 50th anniversary by honoring 260 employees for their long-term commitment and dedication to public healthcare.
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Couple attacked at their home on a Stellenbosch farm
A couple were left seriously injured after being attacked during an armed robbery at a farm near Stellenbosch on Friday (24 July) night.
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Western Cape forensic lab first in SA to achieve international accreditation
The Western Cape Government’s Forensic Toxicology is the first provincial public forensic toxicology lab in SA to achieve international accreditation.
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Opinion | Cape Town housing crisis why workers cannot afford homes
Rising housing prices, municipal tariffs and transport costs are pushing Cape Town’s workers farther from the city they serve daily.
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