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Melkbosstrand ‘sex slave’ case provisionally withdrawn
Melkbosstrand couple’s rape, kidnapping and human trafficking case provisionally withdrawn as NPA awaits outstanding reports before deciding whether to proceed.
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City says almost 40 000 overdue items, worth nearly R5 million returned during library’s Fine Free Weeks
Cape Town libraries reported over 37,000 overdue items returned during Fine Free Weeks, highlighting their popularity and encouraging community engagement.
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RUBRIEK | Onder al die rommel van ‘n gebrek aan internet-etiket…
Die All Blacks se toer deur Suid-Afrika het ondersteuners op sosiale media in twee kampe verdeel. Kom ons gebruik hierdie toer om mekaar beter te verstaan.
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10 km of new pipes, but is the time bomb defused?
Many residents in areas such as Wallacedene have lived with the stench and health risks of collapsing infrastructure since 2017.
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Breastfeeding Week: Liquid gold and a helping hand give every baby the best start
The first 1 000 days of a child’s life from conception to their second birthday, are the most critical window for growth, brain development and lifelong health.
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Stolen Hyundai recovered before it could be stripped in Bellville
The stolen Hyundai Grand i10 recovered by VRCID Public Safety officers in Bellville after an alleged vehicle-stripping attempt.
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Rugby match in high school interschools stopped after ‘K-word’
A shadow was cast over the annual interschools derby between Fairmont High School and The Settlers High School after an alleged incident of racism.
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Monte Vista Watch holds AGM
The Monte Vista and Plattekloof Glen Neighbourhood Watch held its AGM, discussing community involvement, crime prevention, and guest speakers’ insights.
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Blisters for Bread walk nears as Cape Town gears up
With just 11 days to go, Cape Town’s Blisters for Bread Charity Family Fun Walk returns to raise funds for the Peninsula School Feeding Association.
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City declares intergovernmental dispute for policing powers
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has lodged an intergovernmental dispute to secure investigative powers for Metro Police, citing low conviction rates.
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