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Nuwe bestuurder vir Ruyterwacht Senior Sentrum
Die Ruyterwacht Senior Sentrum kry ’n nuwe bestuurder.
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Plattekloof residents urged to re-register to vote
Despite the high number of registered voters in South Africa, concerns still remain for voters in Ward 1 (Plattekloof, Panorama, Monte Vista, Welgelegen) who still need to re-register. The last round of voter registrations was held over the weekend o
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Kraaifontein housing scheme hit by scam, victims pay fake registration fees
A housing scam at the new Maroela housing scheme in Kraaifontein has reared its ugly head, luring vulnerable victims to pay fake registration fees in the hope of receiving a house.
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Fly-past an eye ’soar’ for local residents in Table View, Milnerton and surrounds
The sound of jets soaring through the skies of the city often elicits gasps and cheers from the public, but in this case, it prompted an outcry from residents in Table View, Milnerton and surrounds, saying it did more harm…
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City of Cape Town staff commended for upholding waste management by-law
The City of Cape Town urban waste management by-law enforcement unit has been relentless in its efforts to maintain cleanliness and uphold waste management regulations across the city over the festive period.
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More fires this summer due to the El Niño climate event
With a warmer than usual summer season due to the El Niño climate event, there has been an upswing of veld fires in Cape Town over the last few months.
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GrandWest to temporarily shut down operations for maintenance
GrandWest will be shutting down all operations across the complex from Sunday 18 February to Wednesday 21 February.
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Poll looks at why few help from Milnerton community
Despite the growing environmental awareness the Save a Fishie team is creating by having regular beach clean-ups at the Milnerton Lagoon, the lack of local involvement is still a concern.
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Local ponds dry at Dolphin Beach, platannas hit road by the instinct of survival
As the ponds around Dolphin Beach have continued to dry out over the past few weeks the African clawed frogs (commonly known as the Cape platanna) have surfaced, driven by the instinct of survival.
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City of Cape Town staff commended for upholding waste management by-law
The City of Cape Town urban waste management by-law enforcement unit has been relentless in its efforts to maintain cleanliness and uphold waste management regulations across the city over the festive period.









