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Western Cape declares war on traffic gridlock through industry partnership
Government and industry leaders in the Western Cape are turning to innovative solutions to address Cape Town’s traffic gridlock.
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Breast Cancer: Durbanville event highlights early detection, men’s risk
The Breathe Foundation and Catwalk Models International created awareness on breast cancer — specifically breast cancer in men — at the De Ville Centre in Durbanville recently.
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Cape Town’s camera system drives 35% surge in crime detection
The City of Cape Town boasts that its 1 200-strong, 25-year-old camera system has driven a 35% year-on-year increase in crime detection.
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Montrose Park shooting leaves two dead, several wounded
Two people were killed and several injured in a Montrose Park shooting. Lentegeur CPF urges police action and community tips.
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Big Bay seal attack: Surfer bitten multiple times while surfing at Bloubergstrand
A surfer sustained multiple injuries in a Big Bay seal attack at Bloubergstrand. NSRI confirms an investigation is underway.
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Durbanville CBD Watch profiles homeless
The Durbanville CBD Watch, an initiative affiliated with AfriForum, continues to pioneer a proactive, data-driven approach to manage street people in the Durbanville Central Business District (CBD).
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Durbanville scientist awarded
A doctoral student in science from Durbanville was recently awarded for her research on tuberculosis at the 7th L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Awards.
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Batavia Street Conservancy in Bothasig officially opened
The Batavia Street Fynbos Area opened in Bothasig, featuring endangered plants, community efforts, and future plans for conservation and accessibility.
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City of Cape Town sells R61 million industrial site to boost investment
Cape Town council approved the R61 million sale of prime industrial land in Kraaifontein, marking a significant step towards attracting private investment and creating jobs in the metro.
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Western Cape police bids Farewell to veteran police spokesperson after 36 years of service
WO Joseph Swartbooi retired from the South African Police Service after 36 years, recognized for his professionalism and integrity in law enforcement communications. As a trusted spokesperson since 2018, he facilitated transparent communication between police and the public. His retirement…
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