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Geordin Hill-Lewis gives a positive message for Cape Town’s future
Geordin Hill-Lewis, recently elected leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA), gave a positive message about the future of Cape Town.
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Elderly woman knocked down, killed in Brighton Road by minibus
Kraaifontein police are investigating a case of culpable homicide after a pedestrian was knocked down and killed on Brighton Road earlier this morning.
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Portfolio committee greenlights amended traffic by-law
The amended Traffic Bylaw aims to enhance road safety through stricter vehicle impoundment, penalties, and noise regulations, following public participation.
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City attends to more than 10 700 storm-related electricity faults
Over 16 000 storm-related electricity requests have been logged in Cape Town since 11 May 2026, with more than 10 700 already resolved.
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Where nature meets community: How KOS Gardens is feeding hope in Kraaifontein
In the shadow of a pandemic that brought the world to its knees, a group of Rastafarian men from the community of Scottsville made a quiet decision.
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Western Cape Hospitals are promoting Kangaroo Mother Care
Western Cape hospitals are encouraging Kangaroo Mother Care to help premature and low birthweight babies grow stronger through skin-to-skin contact.
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Cape Town fights to save MyCiTi buses from national funding cuts
Mayor Hill-Lewis warns that national funding cuts threaten MyCiTi bus services and the Cape Flats route expansion serving 1,4 million people.
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Mzansi Meeples showcase homegrown board game innovation
Durbanville-based tabletop gaming collaboration Mzansi Meeples had a successful showing at a major pop culture and gaming.
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Student finds digital solution to improve sports facility management
UWC student-athlete Dateh Ambe developed a digital platform and website to modernise sports bookings, administration and communication.
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Heavy rain tops up Cape Town’s dam levels – 61,2% and counting
Cape Town’s recent rainfall boosted dam levels to 61.2%, but officials still urge residents to conserve water despite the rise.
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