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MyCiTi site manager shot three times in extortion incident
A MyCiti site manager was shot in an extortion-related attack while a contractor was terminated for poor performance on Cape Town’s transport project.
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Curro learner one of two young SA scientists heading to Taiwan to showcase pioneering research
A Curro Durbanville learner is one of two Eskom Expo for Young Scientists winners that are set to represent South Africa at the prestigious Taiwan International Science Fair (TISF) with her research project later this month.
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Man killed in Mitchells Plain shooting, three suspects held
Three arrested for fatal Mitchells Plain shooting that killed one man, injured another. Murder and attempted murder cases registered.
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MyCiTi rolls out QR codes for instant bus timetable access
MyCiTi rolls out QR codes on Cape Town bus stops for instant real-time timetable access based on tracked bus locations.
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The copy-paste generation: weighing up AI in the classroom
In the age of AI a pertinent question exists in the education field, something pondered about in great lengths by parents and teachers alike.
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Festive season puts pressure on Western Cape emergency services with 130 000 hospital cases
The Western Cape recorded over 130,000 emergency cases this festive season, emphasizing increased trauma and chronic condition admissions.
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Shoprite solar powers 12 300 households
The Shoprite Group has achieved a major sustainability milestone with the installation of its 100th solar photovoltaic (PV) system, 10 years after launching its first solar project in 2015.
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AVBOB launches fifth year of road to literacy campaign with record 2 000 trolley library target
AVBOB has opened nominations for the fifth year of its Road to Literacy campaign, partnering with Oxford University Press Southern Africa (OUPSA) to donate a record 2 000 trolley libraries to primary schools.
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Mayor’s office hit back after claims he doesn’t care for victims
“The BLCPF further notes that not once did the Premier or the City of Cape Town’s Mayor come out to stand with any family or community who had lost a family member through gang violence.”
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Cape Town communities rally behind ‘Stop the Sewage’ petition
After a recent petition gained momentum, Milnerton residents have joined forces with communities across Cape Town to urge the public to sign the ‘Stop the Sewage’ petition, calling for urgent action and accountability from the City of Cape Town over…
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