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Home Affairs resumes normal services at Epping Refugee office
Home Affairs has resumed normal services at the Epping Refugee Reception Office after processing more than 3 200 migrants.
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Concerns grow over trading bays in Northpine – residents want answers
Residents are demanding answers after the City of Cape Town began erecting informal trading bays directly in front of their residential area.
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Treasury suspends transfers to 69 municipalities over financial mismanagement
South Africa’s Treasury will withhold funding from 69 municipalities, including Johannesburg, to enforce fiscal discipline amid financial mismanagement.
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One bite can kill: deadly mushrooms turning up in local gardens and parks
Wild mushrooms are appearing in local gardens and parks this winter, and some are deadly. Do not pick or eat any wild mushrooms.
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Wild Buggers nooi VW-eienaars om saam te ry tydens winterrit deur Kaap
Klassieke VW’s vat die pad vir Propellers & Pistons-winterrit met ’n gesinsvriendelike konvooi deur Milnerton, Ysterplaat en Paarl
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Interns needed for prison services in fields like theology and law
The DCS 2026 graduate internship programme offers R8 174.75 a month for 24 months. Applications close on 9 July. Multiple fields available.
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Doctor writes about the stories he heard while traveling by taxi
UWC political scientist Dr Jacob Cloete turns taxi commuter in his new book Stories in a Bellville Taxi, capturing the raw voices of everyday South Africans.
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Province refers Colorado Bridge cage request to City
Stone-throwing from Colorado Bridge endangers lives, but the province and City of Cape Town are still disputing who is responsible for fixing it.
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‘Is Cape Winelands Airport being built on the right place?’
André Brink of Groot Phesantekraal Wine Estate questioned whether the Cape Winelands Airport is being built on the right place.
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Community must not take law into own hands, says community leader
Faith and Hope Missing Persons Unit founder Veranique Williams says she understands community frustration but does not support vigilantism.
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