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Low number of local business getting Mitchells Plain tenders
The number of local enterprises getting tenders for construction projects came into focus at a sub-council 17 meeting last week., during a presentation about the MyCiti progress in AZ Berman Drive.
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Metro police officers make major drug and gun busts in weekend crackdown
Cape Town police arrest 265 suspects including drug dealer with R15,000 tik stash and seize three illegal firearms in weekend crackdown.
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Open gardens in Durbanville with focus on roses
With the focus on their roses in bloom, the second annual Open Gardens event at 12 Plein Street and 40 Protea Way in Durbanville is being hosted by the Rotary Club of Tygerberg this coming weekend on 1 and 2…
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FCD students graduate – from crime to own business
From a previous life of crime to running his own small sewing business — this is the success story of a disabled graduate of FCD Skills Centre in Durbanville.
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Lavis cricket club keeps winning
“We are showing good progress and positivity in all the facets of the game, and our pre-season preparations are paying off.”
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70-year-old shot in gang crossfire while hanging her washing
A senior woman was shot in the stomach during gang crossfire and the education department is investigating alleged inappropriate behaviour by a governing body volunteer at an Eastridge school.
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Law Enforcement volunteer expansion takes off in Cape Town
The City’s safety and security directorate has been fine-tuning plans over the past few years to provide opportunities to volunteers in a non-uniform capacity.
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Maintenance work to shut down water supply
The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate will conduct planned maintenance work on water infrastructure from Tuesday 28 October to Wednesday 5 November, resulting in water supply disruptions in various suburbs.
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Parent of accused Milnerton High learner pleads for compassion amid bullying fallout
A parent of one of the eight Milnerton High School learners suspended over an alleged bullying incident says his family has been living in fear since the story made headlines last week.
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Cape Town is open for business.
The policy builds on the 2018 Investment Incentives Policy but shifts the focus toward non-financial support and practical facilitation that investors say matters most.
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