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Fugitive finally caught after two years on the run
A Cape Town woman who vanished after allegedly swindling victims in a liquor licence scam has finally been caught after being on the run for two years.
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Woman dies in head-on collision in Brackenfell
A woman has died in a fatal car accident in Brackenfell last night 25 April, in what was reportedly a head-on collision.
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Western Cape opens applications for traffic officer cadet programme
The Western Cape mobility department has opened applications for its Traffic Officer Cadet Bursary Programme, offering law enforcement officers a 12-month training opportunity.
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Riversdale solar plant 98% complete as province advances energy independence
The Riversdale Solar Power Plant stands at 98% completion, marking a significant milestone in the Western Cape’s drive towards energy self-sufficiency.
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Red tape and construction costs fuel Western Cape’s widening housing affordability gap
Cape Town residents across all income brackets are struggling with housing affordability as municipal rates and taxes continue to rise.
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Cape Town’s congestion crisis: Transport expert warns of ‘complete failure’
Logistics expert warns Cape Town’s fragmented transport system is ‘recipe for complete failure’ as city heads toward 10 million residents by 2050.
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Deputy mayor launches Mitchells Plain’s 50-year celebrations
Deputy Mayor Eddie Andrews launched Mitchells Plain’s 50th anniversary celebrations, highlighting community transformation and future opportunities.
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From “Coconut” to the Dean’s List: Graduate Reclaims Her isiXhosa Identity
Once labelled a “coconut”, Siphelele Oniwe overcame struggles with isiXhosa to graduate with honours and now pursues a Master’s in African Language Studies.
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Fuel station in Durbanville appealed on legal and constitutional grounds
D’Urbanvale residents have rolled in the big cannons for their appeal against the approval of a fuel service station in D’Urbanvale, Durbanville.
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Cape Town’s traffic services shares safety tips for wet, slippery roads
Cape motorists are warned to drive cautiously on wet, flooded roads as winter approaches, amid recent localized flooding incidents.
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