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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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No fee, no fuss: DHS sets rental rights and responsibilities
Tenants and landlords can take rental disputes to the Rental Housing Tribunal without paying a fee.
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Peek at Plain political landscape ahead of municipal elections
Mitchells Plain’s ward boundaries are changing ahead of the local election, with sitting councillors retiring and new parties entering the fray.
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Man shot dead next to Kraaifontein park near school
Passers-by stumbled on the lifeless body near Watsonia Primary School, in Buiten Crescent, Watsonia Park at about 06:38.
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Cape Town’s safety and security directorate pays tribute to three officers for individual acts of bravery
Three officers were honored for bravery in life-saving rescues: aiding a premature birth, saving a drowning boy, and caring for an animal.
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Lung transplant survivor creates awareness on organ donation in African cultures
Samkeh Msomi, a bilateral lung transplant survivor, is on a mission to educate African communities about organ and tissue donation.
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Goodwood CPF thanks community for donations to victim support room
The Goodwood CPF lauds Monte Vista and Plattekloof Glen residents for donating vital supplies to support crime victims at the police station.
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Learner transport services suspended across Western Cape from today
Learner transport in the Western Cape was suspended from 6 October after bus operators said the education department failed to respond over diesel costs.
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