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Kleinvlei police invites community organisations to unite against crime
Kleinvlei police’s Spiritual Crime Prevention hosts a three-day event from 24 to 26 September 2026, uniting sectors to address crime and social ills.
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Belhar Main Road in Kuils River to be renamed John van de Rheede Drive
Cape Town City Council has approved the renaming of a Kuils River road to honour a community activist who served the area for more than 30 years.
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Finalists announced for the South African National Artisan Awards
The SANAA 2026 finalists will be celebrated at an awards ceremony on 5 September under the theme Changing Artisanal Identity and Status.
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Graves’ disease warrior turns diagnosis into book
Diagnosed with Graves’ disease Thembalethu Kumatana has turned two years of living with the autoimmune condition into a guide for others.
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Bellville murder case postponed as Aletta Rose awaits psychiatric assessment
Aletta Rose, 63, accused of murdering and decapitating her sister, Constance “Connie” Scholtz, has had her case postponed again.
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Treasury says Operation Prosper received their money
The National Treasury said more than R800 million meant for the SANDF, fighting gangsterism in Cape Town, had been released, contrary to media reports.
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Five arrested after body with knife stuck in neck is found near primary school
A man was found with multiple stab wounds near a primary school in Portlands, Mitchells Plain. Five suspects have been arrested by police.
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Seven arrested as City cracks down on illegal street racing
Seven people were arrested during an illegal street racing operation in Mitchells Plain, with three vehicles impounded for participating in races.
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Home Affairs opens new office at Cape Town Civic Centre
Cape Town is the first city to host an appointment-only Home Affairs office at the Civic Centre, bringing key services closer to residents.
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Parow East Primary School receives new laptops and whiteboards from Engen Tierberg
Engen Tierberg Convenience Centre enhanced Parow East Primary School’s resources by donating laptops and whiteboards, boosting education and community support.
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