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Psychologist warns against labeling partners as narcissists at Women’s Day event
People must be careful to label their partners as narcissists, warned Dr Rosa Bredekamp, counselling psychologist, at a Women’s Day brunch held at Durbanville Golf Club last Wednesday.
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Celebrating vet’s 50 years with the Animal Welfare Society
Dr. John Mc Mullen has dedicated 50 years to the Animal Welfare Society of South Africa, shaping its legacy.
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FOTO’S | Honderde by klein Xavier (5) se begrafnis
Honderde rouklaers het Saterdag die begrafnis van die vyfjarige Xavier Mitchell bygewoon.
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Girl (14) shot in face by alleged gangsters
A 14-year-old girl from Valhalla Park may never walk again after being shot by alleged gangsters.
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Cape Flats oboe player reflects on experience at World Orchestra Week in New York
Andrea Salomo, an oboe player from Silversands, participated in World Orchestra Week in New York with the Africa United Youth Orchestra.
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Bloubergstrand residents fight to preserve village heritage against property developments
Bloubergstrand village residents are opposing the rezoning of beachfront properties into hotels and bars.
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Neighbourhood watch expands outreach with feeding scheme for disadvantaged children
Glenwood Neighbourhood Watch has adopted the Feeding Scheme Project to support disadvantaged children.
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Neighbourhood watch expands outreach with feeding scheme for disadvantaged children
Glenwood Neighbourhood Watch has adopted the Feeding Scheme Project to support disadvantaged children.
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Group pioneers renewable energy solutions in Cape Town with innovative wheeling project
The Shoprite Group has become one of the first local businesses to wheel renewable power through Cape Town’s energy grid, reducing its reliance on the national grid.
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Elsies River residents take action against rising gang violence
The Elsies River Community Policing Forum (ERCPF) has led a series of interventions to address the rise in gang violence in the area.









