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Stellenbosch man rescued from rip currents at Kleinmond beach
NSRI and Good Samaritans rescue 21-year-old Stellenbosch man from rip currents at Kleinmond beach using pink rescue buoy.
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World Water Day | Communities urged to conserve water as national crisis deepens
Western Cape faces severe water shortages amid a national crisis, urging collective action and awareness to promote sustainable water management.
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Local NPO feeds community but struggles with funding
A Tafelsig woman who started a soup kitchen three years ago is battling to secure funding to expand her community feeding programme.
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Elderly woman killed in Bellville South, suspect held
Elderly woman murdered in Bellville South. 63-year-old arrested in connection with brutal crime. Community calls for justice and calm.
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Cape Town Motorcycle Club donates thousands to support child amputees
The Cape Town Motorcycle Club donated R22,000 to Jumping Kids, supporting child amputees, aided by member Izak Rust’s fundraising efforts.
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Avid hiker of Fish River Canyon writes guide book on challenging trail
What makes one going down the feared steep descend of Fish River Canyon hiking trail in the vast chasm Namibia for 31 times?
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Barracuda shines at Level 1 swimming championships
Swimmers of Barracuda Aquarama Swimming Club delivered an outstanding performance at the SSA Level 1 Age Group Championships.
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Cape Flats murder crisis won’t end with police alone, UWC research warns
A UWC seminar urged urgent action as gang violence surges on the Cape Flats, with rising killings highlighting a deepening social crisis across communities
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Bonteheuwel woman dies after ‘freak accident’
Bonteheuwel residents are in shock after an elderly woman died from injuries sustained when she was struck by a car in a tragic accident.
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AA chief exec responds to fuel price hike, with petrol and diesel set to spike
Fuel prices in South Africa are set to rise significantly in April, driven by international tensions and local economic factors.
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