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Human Settlements probes City’s Annandale Farm land release near Dunoon
Release of Annandale Farm near Dunoon for development faces a national probe. City of Cape Town says the aim is affordable housing, not profit.
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Goodwood CPF Commissioner of Oaths service sees growing demand
The Goodwood Community Policing Forum’s volunteer Commissioners of Oaths assisted 411 people in September, enhancing local police efficiency.
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Thieving trio caught in e-hailing getaway car near Table Mountain
Suspects were arrested after allegedly using an Uber as a getaway car following vehicle thefts near Table Mountain on Sunday.
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SA’s electric minibus taxi rollout gets boost with Century City charging hub
New electric minibus taxis, eKamva, launched in Century City aim to decarbonize South Africa’s transport with solar-powered charging infrastructure.
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Capetrain Express elevated railway proposal gets boost from Foreshore Freeway completion plans
Cape Town’s Foreshore redevelopment could pave the way for the proposed Capetrain Express elevated railway, linking key areas across the city.
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Government moves to ban cash scrap sales as calls grow for sabotage charges
The drastic intervention, spearheaded by draft amendments to the Second-Hand Goods Act, aims to choke off the untraceable financial incentives that fuel widespread cable theft, blackouts, and infrastructure destruction across the nation.
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Four arrested as Operation Prosper drugs busts hit Kraaifontein, Khayelitsha and Mfuleni
Crystal meth, Mandrax, cocaine and dagga were swept off the streets in a coordinated blitz that landed four suspects behind bars.
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Calls for more police resources as Table View area continues to grow
Table View police resources under scrutiny as rapid population growth raises concerns over whether current capacity meets community needs
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Sardine die-off appears to be easing along South Africa’s coast
Sardine die-off shows signs of easing as no new widespread mortalities are reported since the latest wash-up in September.
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Sardine die-off appears to be easing along South Africa’s coast
Sardine die-off shows signs of easing as no new widespread mortalities are reported since the latest wash-up in September.
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