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Durbanville residents have only days left to comment on Oxford Street rezoning
Durbanville residents have only days left to comment on the proposed rezoning of an Oxford Street property from residential to business use.
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City clinics record 68% rise in women choosing longer-acting contraception
City Health recorded a 68% increase in intra-uterine contraceptive device insertions in 2025/26, as more women chose longer-acting methods.
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Glacier-melt experiment earns Cape Town teens acclaim at Eskom Science Fair
Their passion for marine science inspired them to investigate the effects of melting ice on ocean salinity, water density and ocean stratification.
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Kuils River Runners want to reclaim canal greenbelt with community help
Kuils River Runners Club wants to work with the community to transform a section along the canal into a clean, safe and welcoming space, backed by TOMI.
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PHOTOS: Heritage Day fives action in Highbury, Kuils River
Twenty-four teams from across Ward 19 competed in the second Kamal Cisco Cup Five-a-Side Soccer Tournament on Heritage Day in Highbury, Kuils River.
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Milnerton road resurfacing set to begin on key routes
Milnerton motorists face night-time roadworks as the City begins resurfacing Marine Drive and Koeberg Road from next week
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Soneike High’s YCAP winners spread ‘Own It!’ message to feeder schools
Soneike High School’s YCAP champions took their ‘Own It!’ roadshow to three feeder primary schools, spreading their toilet pride message to younger learners.
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A splash of pure joy for differently-abled teen Sam in Durbanville
Sam de Beer (17), who has Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome and cerebral palsy, recently had his first swim at Durbanville’s Quicksilver Swimming Academy.
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Blaauwberg motorists warned of delays as road resurfacing gets under way
Road resurfacing is under way across eight Blaauwberg suburbs, with motorists urged to plan ahead and allow extra travel time during construction.
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Courage has a name: Cape Town’s road warrior walks 849 km for brave Marlo
Road warrior Michael Wynne walks 849 km to George and back for a boy whose playground is a hospital bed.