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Community action and engagement sees busy week in Ward 113
Ward 113 stayed busy with voter registration drives, council meetings, safety initiatives and community engagements despite public holidays.
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Local councillor engages residents on some key local concerns
Ward councillor Jonathan Mills engaged residents across Bloubergstrand and Table View on waste, safety, clean-ups and community projects.
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Knitting Ducks makes a difference in lives of traumatised children
The Durbanville Knitting Ducks mark three years of caring community service this year by knitting or crocheting beanies and soft toys.
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Animals in the spotlight as civil society plans stand at Parliament
Civil society organisations will gather at parliament in Cape Town on 9 May to call for stronger legal protection for animals in South Africa.
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FCD shows off graduates in first event of the year
A proud day for FCD Skills Centre was celebrated when 281 successful graduates in its 13 sponsored skills programmes received their certificates.
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Save a Fishie inspires eco action on Earth Day at local chool
Earth Day in Summer Greens saw learners at Kings and Queens Primary joining Save a Fishie for hands-on clean-up and environmental awareness activities.
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Fuel station in Durbanville appealed on legal and constitutional grounds
D’Urbanvale residents have rolled in the big cannons for their appeal against the approval of a fuel service station in D’Urbanvale, Durbanville.
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1st Durbanville Scouts Secure Third Place at Kon-Tiki Competition
The 1st Durbanville Scouts achieved third place at this year’s Kon-Tiki, one of the Western Cape’s largest scouting competitions.
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Milestone gala and auction for animal shelter at Two Oceans Aquarium
Mdzananda Animal Clinic celebrates 30 years of serving Khayelitsha with a milestone gala dinner and auction at Two Oceans Aquarium on 9 May.
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Plakkate gaan opgerig word om loslating van konyne te stop
“Die konyne in die Durbanville-begraafplaas is nie die probleem nie, maar die mense wat hulle daar gaan loslaat,” sê weldoener.