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Cape Town to turn civic centre parking lot into affordable homes
The City of Cape Town has greenlit plans to develop a parking facility at the civic centre into affordable housing and mixed-use development.
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Children’s literary festival enshrines joy of imagination and reading
The SA Festival of Children’s Literature brings authors and picture books to District Six schools, celebrating reading for pleasure in Cape Town.
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Free maths workshops for Grades 10 to Matric learners
Awqaf SA offers free hybrid Maths workshops for Grade 10–12 learners across South Africa. Register now for in-person or online sessions.
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Community groups provide care and comfort to Tygerberg Hospital mothers
Three non-profits supported young mothers at Tygerberg Hospital this Mother’s Day with essential supplies, emotional support, and breastfeeding encouragement.
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Kraaifontein’s new R32.5m pump station targets six million litres in daily water savings
The new pump station at Scottsdene Wastewater Treatment Works is set to bolster water saving efforts by six million litres a day.
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Construction of R650 million GrandWest Mall to begin in Cape Town
Construction of the GrandWest Mall has begun after land transfer, set to open in June 2027, enhancing Cape Town’s retail landscape.
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Mental-health advocate from Bellville crowned Mr Gay World SA in Pretoria
Bellville’s Jacques Gous is crowned Mr Gay World in Pretoria, carrying a powerful message of mental health awareness and addiction recovery.
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Roadworks at Buttskop crossing to cause traffic delays
Blackheath motorists should expect temporary lane closures on Buttskop Road on 20 and 21 May from 09:00 to 15:00 for railway crossing maintenance.
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Councillor backs Christel House bid for school in Strandfontein
Ward councillor Elton Jansen backs Christel House’s bid to build a no-fee school on City-owned land in Strandfontein for disadvantaged learners.
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Oxen at Pampoenkraal Square in Durbanville restored after vandalism
The oxen which form part of the historical outdoor exhibition on Pampoenkraal Square in Durbanville, have been restored.
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