Lauren O’Connor May
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Government has published its electricity sector market transformation position paper for public comment, with comments due by September 20.
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The Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed challenges to the Western Cape’s Collaboration Schools, allowing the province to continue the model.
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Mitchells Plain and Lentegeur’s first-quarter 2026-’27 crime statistics show murder down but common assault, robbery and drug-related crime rising.
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Cape Town releases draft burial and cremation policy as cemeteries and crematoriums face growing pressure from rising demand and shrinking space.
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The GOOD Party has slammed the City of Cape Town’s draft Animal Keeping By-Law as absurd, warning of warrantless searches and paid pet permits.
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A 19-year-old man was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds under a bridge in Blossom Road, Bridgetown. Athlone police are investigating.
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Eight new public artworks have been added to parks, sports grounds, libraries and community spaces across Cape Town over the past year.
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The AJABU Cocktail & Spirits Festival returns to Cape Town from 14 to 22 November with eight days of drinks, classes and bar events.
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Protestors led by One Love Alliance blocked Liberty Promenade in Mitchells Plain, demanding economic inclusion for local businesses.
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The Kleinmond inniebos Kunstefees returns from 27 to 29 November, featuring local artists, music, spoken word, discussions and a festive market.
