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Good news for traders in Eerste River — more trading bays are on the way
Cape Town approved nine trading plans, creating 693 new trading bays across the metro, including Eerste River and other key areas.
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Scottish artist gifts Springbok coach with portrait of his dog
Springbok head coach Rassie Erasmus was recently presented with a portrait of his dog by a talented Durbanville artist.
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Organisation pleads for help as murders continue in Elsies River
The Elsies River Safety Initiative says ongoing shootings and killings in the suburb show no sign of slowing despite law enforcement efforts.
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Subcouncil 17 gets drug action committee push before November
Mitchells Plain moves closer to establishing its own drug action committee, with a councillor pushing for it to be operational before November.
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Cape Town rated positive by Moody’s for finance, energy and governance wins
Moody’s upgrades Cape Town’s outlook to positive, citing electricity resilience, sound financial governance and a robust credit profile.
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Schools back to normal after violent protests erupt over foreign nationals at Kraaifontein schools
Following violent protest action by high school learners in Wallacedene yesterday, heavy police presence remain on high alert today in case of any flare ups.
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SPCA inspector reflects on heartbreaking Dunoon dog rescue
SPCA inspector Rudolph Philander reflects on a Dunoon dog rescue and a M5 roadside emergency where his team helped a convulsing learner.
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Massive drive in Brackenfell to support Cape Town’s animals in need
A display of community compassion have delivered tonnes of life-changing donations to the Animal Anti-Cruelty Leaguein Cape Town.
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SPCA removes 24 animals from neglected Dunoon property
SPCA operation in Dunoon removes 24 animals from overcrowded, unsanitary breeding conditions after warrant issued under the Animals Protection Act.
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Ratepayers hit back against City of Cape Town over social housing plans
Cape Town ratepayers have launched a PAJA coimplaint against the City of Cape Town regarding a tender process of a proposed social housing development.
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