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GALLERY | Pupils learn of career options in the water sciences
Glendale High School hosted a STEM water careers day with speakers, interactive displays, and career guidance for students.
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Western Cape dam levels plummet to 48.8% as water restrictions loom
Dam levels across Western Cape decline to 48.8% from 65.6% last year as drought conditions persist. Water restrictions loom while Knysna faces Day Zero.
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Police warns residents against fraudsters when they do transactions
Durbanville police are warning residents to be vigilant and not be caught by fraudsters.
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Cape Town keeps place among world’s leading destinations
The Mother City ranks sixth globally in 2026, continuing its strong run among the world’s top destinations and standing as Africa’s only entry.
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Air quality concerns as dust blows from Rietvlei pans
Residents near Rietvlei say blowing silt is affecting air quality and daily life, while the City considers solutions and awaits seasonal rain relief.
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Working on fire helicopter crashes during Hout Bay mountain fire operations
Helicopter crash on Hout Bay mountain during fire operations. Working on Fire pilot sustains minor injuries in miraculous survival.
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First advanced water-meter installations kick off third week of April
Cape Town will roll out smart water meters in areas like Blackheath, Belhar and Bellville, improving leak detection, billing accuracy and water management.










