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Former till packer rises to become pet store branch manager
Rechaider Matloga progressed from till packer to branch manager of a pet store through hard work and the Retail Readiness Programme.
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Western Cape on track to add 1 800 MW to electricity grid
Premier Alan Winde says the Western Cape is on track to add 1 800 MW of new power in 2026/27, putting the province ahead of its 5 700 MW target for 2035.
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New exhibit showcases 70-year history of Stellenbosch University’s Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
A new multimedia exhibition at Stellenbosch University celebrates 70 years of health sciences education and community impact.
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Human Settlements visit Uitsig to help residents with housing problems
The City of Cape Town brought its Housing City Tour to Uitsig, offering residents housing applications, title deeds, and maintenance services close to home.
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Hill-Lewis maak Maandag groot aankondiging oor metropolisie
Kaapse burgemeester Geordin Hill-Lewis gaan Maandag in Bishop Lavis aankondig dat die metropolisie ondersoekende magte sal kry om misdadigers vinniger te vervolg.
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Pedal Power Association calls for justice after string of cyclist deaths
The Pedal Power Association is calling for urgent justice reform after three cyclists were killed on South African roads and one case was won.
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CAPEXIT hits back at DA over informal settlement expansion in Cape Town
The Cape Independence Party (CAPEXIT) strongly condemns the City of Cape Town’s latest proposal to expand informal settlements into Browns Farm in Philippi,
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From call centre to shoe cleaner: Tafelsig man goes viral
A Tafelsig shoe cleaner’s TikTok video went viral, turning a hobby into a thriving business with clients sending shoes by Uber from across Cape Town.
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WATCH | Popular MyCiTi driver to drive buses in Dublin, Ireland
A MyCiTi bus driver from Mitchells Plain has become the first recipient of the City’s new Going the Extra Mile award before leaving for Dublin.
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Cabinet says driving licences will be valid for ten years
The South African Cabinet has approved extending driving licence validity from five to 10 years for light motor vehicles, pending legislative amendments.
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