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Think outside the box
So Sanral wants to spend R3 billion (“Mayor N1 upgrades on the cards”, TygerBurger 25 September), on a scheme to move the choke point on the N1 up a few kilometers.
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Goodwood residents concerned about increased speeding
As a long time resident of Goodwood, I would like to reiterate the “Crackdown on speed is Important” letter (TygerBurger 11 September) by “Observer” from Brackenfell.
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Opknapwerk verwelkom
Sanral se besluit om die N1 uiteindelik op te knap (“Mayor N1 upgrades on the cards”, TygerBurger 25 September), is uitstekende nuus!.
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‘Ouma Nora’ (114), Kuilsrivier se oudste inwoner, oorlede
Kuilsrivier se vermeende oudste inwoner, ouma Nora de Kock (114) van Sarepta, is op Saterdag 28 September oorlede.
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City hosts meeting in Kraaifontein to discuss proposed sites for food trucks and other mobile businesses
A public meeting concerning sites proposed by the City of Cape Town in Subcouncil 2 to be used for mobile businesses such as food trucks, will take place at the Kraaifontein Subcouncil offices on Wednesday 2 October between 14:00 and…
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City youth shine in soccer showdown
More than 300 under-17 soccer players gathered for the inaugural Hope Cup at the Salberau Sports Field in Elsies River.
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Transport Month kicks-off Tuesday at Bellville Transport Interchange en route to Cape Town Civic Centre
Following a few stops on a walkabout in Bellville tomorrow (1 October), the City’s Urban Mobility Directorate’s Transport Month campaign is kicking off with a panel discussion about Cape Town’s congestion.
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Nog ’n oor-en-weer-skietery, dié keer op N7
Nog ’n voorval waarin lede van die Suid-Afrikaanse polisie met vermeende misdadigers in ’n oor-en-weer-skietery was, het die afgelope naweek naby die N7-snelweg uitgebreek.
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Cannabis worth R1,7m discovered in bust on N1 in Kraaifontein
In a major drug bust on the N1 in Kraaifontein police, on Friday, intercepted a vehicle transporting 215 kg of compressed cannabis worth R1,7 million heading towards Cape Town.
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Kuils River twin sisters share passion for education
One may expect twin sisters to be “peas in a pod‘’. But more than that the August sisters (39) who share a passion for education are now both PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) graduates.
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