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Wine farms of Durbanville Wine Valley celebrates end of harvest
The Durbanville Wine Valley celebrated the end of its harvest last Thursday evening under a canopy of stars at its 11 wineries.
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Kalksteenfontein rocked by another double murder
Kalksteenfontein residents are reeling after two men, 18 and 22, were shot dead early this morning. Police suspect unknown gunmen; fears of a gang war.
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Teaming up to find long-term solutions for Eerste/Kuils River water bodies
Cape Town budgets R6.3m in 2025/26 to clear litter, silt and vegetation in the Eerste-Kuils catchment, partnering with a community forum to tackle pollution.
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Mitchells Plain poet appointed as Oxford business school’s first laureate
Oxford appoints Dr Athol Williams as world’s first business school Poet Laureate, integrating poetry into leadership development.
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AfriForum urges finance minister to cut fuel levy amid Middle East crisis
Civil rights organisation AfriForum has called on finance minister Enoch Godongwana to implement a fuel levy decrease rather than proceed with planned increases.
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Rangers step in as Bird Flu hits Melkbosstrand Soutrivier mouth
A suspected outbreak of Avian Influenza at Melkbosstrand’s Soutrivier mouth has caused mass deaths of terns and other seabirds, authorities warn.
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Kraaifontein cleric honoured for work in humanities
Having served vulnerable communities in Cape Town since 2007, the Reverend Tanelle Welff-Dixon has been conferred with an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters.
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Durbanville Bowling moves to top Premier league after double win
Two teams from Durbanville Bowling Club (DBC) excelled by winning their respective divisions in the Western Province Trips League.
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Memorial service planned for Durbanville teen Zac Barends
Durbanville mourns 14-year-old Zac Barends as schools and community members share tributes. A memorial service will be held in Bellville.
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Public outcry against Durbanville racecourse development
More than 2 000 concerned residents of the Durbanville area had by noon today already signed a petition against the proposed development of the Durbanville racecourse.
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