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Three accused in court over murdered runner’s smartwatch
Three accused appear in court over smartwatch belonging to murdered runner as police investigate 12 women’s deaths in Ekurhuleni.
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300 bicycles to schools and neighbourhood watch groups during Western Cape Mobility Month
The Western Cape Government donated 300 bicycles to schools and NHWs during a five-day cycle tour promoting road safety and sustainable transport.
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UWC student gains new knowledge through Olympic Studies
UWC Master’s student Zelda Makamu represented South Africa at the 33rd International Seminar on Olympic Studies in Ancient Olympia, Greece.
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Cape Town ranks among world’s top 50 Halloween destinations for 2026
Cape Town has ranked 48th among the world’s top 50 Halloween destinations for 2026, with ghost stories, haunted landmarks and spooky events.
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Koos Sadie Primary celebrates award-winning Grade R teacher Danielle Bosch
Danielle Bosch, an award-winning educator, received a warm welcome at Koos Sadie Primary School after winning the Excellence in Grade R Teaching Award.
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Cape talent show celebrates the abilities of people experiencing homelessness
The VRCID’s annual World Homeless Day Talent Show in Parow celebrated individuals experiencing homelessness by showcasing their talents.
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New construction permit issued for Brackenfell Boulevard roadworks to resume
Four days after a new construction work permit was issued for the Brackenfell Boulevard road upgrade, the site remained eerily quiet on Monday morning.
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Grade 8 learner shot and killed over the weekend
The Silversands High School community is in shock after a grade 8 learner was shot dead and a grade 11 learner injured in Wesbank over the weekend.
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First health rewards for public healthcare users launched
The Western Cape has launched WOWRewards, a pilot programme rewarding public healthcare users for making healthier choices.
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‘She must come home’ Cape Town activist launches national GBVF campaign at Religious Freedom Imbizo
A Kraaifontein activist launches a campaign, ‘She must come home’ demands that every woman who leaves home must be able to return safely.
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