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Goeie Hoop Primary School walls transformed into artwork
Two walls at Goeie Hoop Primary School in Bellville South were recently painted in a joint effort.
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Training programme for textile manufacturing workers
The Western Cape CMT Business Chamber is currently offering a training programme for textile manufacturing workers.
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‘Skool’ leef voort in pad al is daar nie een
In Bedford Straat in Parow is daar lankal nie meer ’n skool nie, maar die woord “Skool” bly voortleef op die pad.
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Net twee kameras kan probleem oplos
Marius Niemand se brief (“Taxi’s saai chaos”, TygerBurger, 14 Februarie) verwys.
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Intersection needs signs
The one-way intersection at the corner of Dingle Road and Townsend Road (Goodwood) is used as a two way road.
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Traffic issues addressed
In response to the letter by Marius Niemand (“Taxi’s saai chaos”, TygerBurger, 14 Februarie), the City’s traffic service would like to thank the reader for raising this matter.
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A “barren sand area” after trees chopped
With reference to the article in Tyger Burger of 7 February (“Outcry as City axes trees”) and with reference to the trees removal from the green strip on the corner of Uys Krige and Jip de Jager Drive, Loevenstein.
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Ontsmettingsmiddels nie bedoel vir drink of bad
Al het sy voorheen van gevalle gehoor, was dit ontstellend toe sy onlangs self ’n vrou moes bystaan wat blykbaar melk gemeng met Jeyes Fluid gegee is om te drink, sê Leanne Stellenberg, ’n vrywillige misdaadslagofferberader wat onder meer in…
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KYK | Tiere gaan op ’n wonderlike avontuur
Hoërskool Tygerberg se tema by vanjaar se MTBS flashes tussen die Hoërskole DF Malan, Tygerberg, Bellville en Stellenberg was “Quest of the Sandstone”. Die gebrul van die Tiere se ondersteuners het behoorlik deur die stadion gedreun. TygerBurger se Richard Roberts…
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KYK | Bellville span die seile
Onder die tema “Bellville span die seile” het die Leeus die toeskouers op ’n wonderlike seereis geneem met hul pawiljoenvertonings. TygerBurger se Nielen de Klerk het gaan uitvind hoe voorbereidings vir die MTBS 2024 gevaar het.





