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Oxford appoints Mitchells Plain academic to top management post
Mitchell’s Plain’s Athol Williams has been appointed Academic Director for Oxford University’s Advanced Management and Leadership Programme.
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Taxi driver flees scene in Koeberg Road after collision with traffic vehicles
Four traffic officers were injured after a collision with a fleeing minibus taxi. The taxi has been impounded and authorities are tracking down the culprit.
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Portland’s unsung heroes keep community safe around the clock
While most people are still sleeping snugly, a group of dedicated volunteers patrol the streets and make sure that Portland is safe.
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Four suspects arrested with half-million rand stolen goods haul
Metro police officers arrested four suspects in Eerste River yesterday for the possession of stolen goods to the value of half a million rand.
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Century City unveils upgraded Ratanga Park facilities
Ratanga Park has become one of Cape Town’s most beloved destinations, a place where families gather, runners unwind, picnickers linger and children explore. Now, after months of anticipation, the park is set to unveil its brand-new ablution and information facilities,…
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Lack of maintenance at railway stations questioned
Prasa is launching a phased plan to upgrade railway stations in the Western Cape, addressing maintenance issues and improving commuter safety over three years.
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Cape Winelands Airport appoints contractor
Cape Winelands Airport has announced today that it has entered into an agreement with WBHO as the contractor for the technical development and construction of the airport as part of the airport’s multibillion-rand expansion programme.
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Moves afoot to reinvigorate garment industry
“The City’s support enables the cluster to bring public and private partners together around a shared mission: building a globally competitive CTFL value chain in the Western Cape.”
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Traffic officers receive specialised training to combat human trafficking
The Western Cape has taken a significant step forward in the fight against human trafficking, with over 300 traffic law enforcement officers receiving specialised training to identify and address Trafficking […]
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Lions Club spreads vital info on where abuse victims can get help
The De Grendel Lions Club partnered with Cedar Spar to raise awareness about domestic violence through pamphlets and purple hamburger rolls.
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