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Kraaifontein footballers get new kits thanks to community sponsorship
Two teams from Kraaifontein City Football Club are looking the part this season after OK Franchise stepped in with brand-new soccer kits.
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Parliament rebuild: DBSA rejects cost-overrun claims as questions over project transfer persist
BSA says there are no cost overruns on Parliament’s R4.6bn rebuild, as questions persist over the project’s transfer, procurement and oversight.
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Community is looking for suspects that ‘helped themselves’ to cables
The ward councillor for Bonteheuwel has called on the public to help find three suspects caught on camera sawing electricity cables in Bonteheuwel. In a video circulating online, the suspects […]
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Western Cape briefs parliamentary committee on bid to turn Cape Town port around
The Western Cape has set its sights on creating 260 000 new jobs over the next decade by trebling exports, and the Port of Cape Town’ is at the heart of that ambition.
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El Niño: Western Cape outlines summer disaster readiness
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has outlined the province’s El Niño summer readiness plan.
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City distances itself from viral AI express rail concept for Cape Town
AI renderings of a reimagined express rail line for Cape Town have gone viral online but the City has distanced itself from the concept.
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It takes courage to be a woman and an entrepreneur
Business leader Suzanne Ackerman told women entrepreneurs that courage is the key to overcoming challenges, at the FNB-UWC Leadership Series.
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Pathways finally being laid at Bothasig’s Batavia Street Fynbos Area
Construction of a 400m pathway at Bothasig’s Batavia Street Fynbos Area has commenced, enhancing accessibility and protecting rare species.
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Hill-Lewis renews call on Cachalia over Metro Police investigative powers
Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis says Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has not engaged on a dispute lodged a month ago over investigative powers for Metro Police.
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Stronger cities make for a stronger South African economy
Cape Town’s role is to bring its strengths to the table, connect with investors and businesses, and help strengthen South Africa’s overall investment proposition.
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