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SPCA court victory for chained dogs
A recent court ruling and sentencing are a beacon of hope for the Cape of Good Hope SPCA and animal-welfare advocates.
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Remote jamming spikes in Bellville CBD and larger Tyger Valley area
Remote jamming is on the rise, police and a private security company have warned.
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Patient claims she was abused at Karl Bremer Hospital in Bellville
A 54-year-old resident from Parow North claims that she was abused by three nurses while being treated at the Karl Bremer Hospital in Mike Pienaar Drive in Bellville.
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New fence installed at Eskom reserve to reduce crime
A brand-new fence has been installed on the Eskom reserve along Plattekloof Road and Giel Basson Drive near Bothasig.
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Woman walks 25km to work from Khayelitsha to Brackenfell
Amid the chaos, bullets and stones of the recent taxi strike that crippled the city, a 61-year-old woman from Khayelitsha refused to stay away and embarked on a 25 km walk to get to her place of work in Brackenfell.
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Huldeblyke stroom in nadat Kraaifontein se kaptein Gerhard Niemand sterf
Hy was die mense se kaptein, die saggeaarde reus wat met sy heengaan die afgelope naweek ’n leemte los so groot as wat sy hart was.
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Bothasig Residents’ Association honoured women in business on Women’s Day
Acommunity event to help uplift and support women in business was held in Bothasig last week. The event titled “BothasigBiz Women’s Day Celebration”, which was organised by the Bothasig Residents Association (BRA), was held on Wednesday 9 August (Wom
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Leerder getraumatiseer na aanranding by Höerskool Tuscany Glen
’n Week nadat ’n gr. 10-leerder aan die Hoërskool Tuscany Glen deur medeleerders aangerand en verneder is, het die polisie nog nie ’n verklaring by haar afgeneem nie.
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Farmer’s wives treated by SA Water Warriors
SA Water Warriors are in need of donations to make their outreaches to drought-affected areas a success.
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More load shedding to be expected as Unit 1 at Koeberg Nuclear Power Station remain offline
After being offline since December 2022 for maintenance, refuelling and refurbishment, Unit 1 at Koeberg Nuclear Power Station is expected to return to full “steam” in July this year, but will not be operational until November.










