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Retirement home transformed by volunteers
Protea Home, located on Alice Street in Goodwood, is experiencing a remarkable transformation, thanks to the dedication of seven honorary non-residents who go above and beyond to enhance the lives of its residents.
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School boy (11) collapses, dies
When 11-year-old Lesedi Mokgalaka last Friday morning invited his father Mponeng, to his hockey match at half past two that afternoon, the dedicated father of three had no idea whether he would be able to attend the match.
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School boy (11) collapses, dies
When 11-year-old Lesedi Mokgalaka last Friday morning invited his father Mponeng, to his hockey match at half past two that afternoon, the dedicated father of three had no idea whether he would be able to attend the match.
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Retirement home transformed by volunteers
Protea Home, located on Alice Street in Goodwood, is experiencing a remarkable transformation, thanks to the dedication of seven honorary non-residents who go above and beyond to enhance the lives of its residents.
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Die “Wit Masjiengeweer” tree ná 40 jaar af
Die “Wit Masjiengeweer” van die Bishop Lavis-polisie lê vandag ná 40 jaar die tuig neer.
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How to protect your vehicle from rising hijackings and part theft
Vehicle hijackings and the theft of car components are on the rise in South Africa.
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Parole suspended for ex-policeman convicted of child murder
The parole of convicted child murderer and former policeman Marius van der Westhuizen was suspended pending a review by members of the National Board of Corrective Services with a judge chairing.
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City of Cape Town plans to reduce subcouncils
The City of Cape Town is looking at reducing the number of subcouncils from 21 to 20 in the City’s area of jurisdiction. New subcouncil boundaries are also considered.
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Join the Blisters for Bread walk to support child nutrition in Cape Town
When Caron Thomas’ mom was diagnosed with cancer a few years ago, she decided to take part in charity walks to honour her and many other patients.
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Bellville Police warn of increasing car break-ins due to remote jamming
Bellville Police Station is concerned about the alarming increase regarding vehicles being broken into by means of remote jamming.








