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Child force fed alcohol in viral video taken to safety
The child who was forced to drink alcohol in Tafelsig has been removed from his family and placed in safety.
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Hero firefighter saves choking baby in heart-stopping rescue
A Brackenfell family’s world turned upside down in mere minutes, but thanks to the quick thinking of firefighter Arlin Thielman, their nightmare had a happy ending.
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Money raised for mobility scooter
“Each time I used to go outside, kids used to laugh at me, and I used to cry, and it hurt. But things changed when I began to accept myself. I cannot change myself. This is how I am. I…
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Western Cape welcomes over one million tourists in October
In October, over one million tourists visited Western Cape, with optimism for a strong December holiday season amid tourism growth.
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Cape Town outstrips other SA metros in house handovers
“We will only ever meet housing demand, not by state-led delivery but by repositioning our cities as key enablers of much more private sector-led housing delivery.”
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Goodwood CPF strengthens crime prevention with four new neighbourhood watches
Goodwood residents are urged to join new neighbourhood watches to enhance community safety, combat crime, and foster communication.
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New red winemaker at Durbanville Hills
Tammy Claasen (38), who now heads red winemaking at famous-name winery Durbanville Hills, was one of the very earliest beneficiaries of the Cape Winemakers’ Guild Protégé programme.
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Holiday full of fun at Durbanville library
Durbanville library is celebrating the school holidays with a wonderful Christmas display in the library along with hosting a holiday programme.
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Cape Town airport fuel supply exposed by regulatory gaps
Industry leaders say the situation highlights vulnerabilities in the country’s aviation fuel system — and emphasise that swift administrative action is needed to prevent future instability.
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Local Kraaifontein non-profits represented at the G20 civil society summit in Johannesburg
Resentatives from three non-profit organizations traveled to Johannesburg to ensure that the struggles of vulnerable Kraaifontein communities reached the highest levels of decision-making.
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