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Cape Town woman in court for alleged vehicle finance swindle
A 46-year-old woman from Cape Town has been re-arrested in connection with vehicle-finance fraud to the value of over R1,6 million.
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Weet julle van die Tygerberg-APD? ‘n Versteekte juweel in Goodwood
Die Tygerbergse Vereniging vir Mense met Gestremdhede (APD) is ’n organisasie wat aan mense met gestremdhede en hul families hulp verleen.
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Unit 1 at Koeberg Power Station delayed for 10 days
Over the past few days, many residents close to Koeberg Power Station might have noticed steam occasionally rising from the power stations.
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DF Malan se beheerliggaam verlig oor hofbeslissing
Die Hoërskool DF Malan se beheerliggaam is “verlig” en sal binnekort die proses hervat om die naam van die skool na die DF Akademie te verander.
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Inwoners moet hul deel doen vir natuurbewaring sê Wyk 1 raadslid Cheryl Visser
Inwoners van gebiede langs of naby natuurreservate moet ook hul deel doen om fauna en flora te beskerm.
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Drie Durbanville-wyne onder top-10 Sauvignon Blanc-wyne
Die Durbanville-wynvallei spog met drie uit Suid-Afrika se top wyne in die 2023 FNB Sauvignon Blanc SA Top10-kompetisie.
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UWC launches the country’s first paediatric and special needs dental care
It started with one. One person, conversation and one dream. And now, 15 months and many people later, it’s changed into the country’s first paediatric and special needs dental care, which was launched last week.
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Bellville CPF gathers to address crime trends
Police officers in Bellville have been seeing a rise in criminals using imitation firearms to commit their crimes.
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UWC launches the country’s first paediatric and special needs dental care
It started with one. One person, conversation and one dream. And now, 15 months and many people later, it’s changed into the country’s first paediatric and special needs dental care, which was launched last week.
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MEED focuses on cyber safety and mental health
Around 450 learners from primary schools in the Metro East Education District (MEED) attended an indaba on mental health and cyberbullying on Saturday 14 October at Kuils River Technical High School organised by education psychologists at MEED.
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