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Clampdown on taxis: More than 5 000 fines issued, but more manpower is needed
Drastic measures were taken by the City’s traffic department in an enforcement crackdown on taxis in Brackenfell and Kraaifontein, but much more manpower is needed to curb reckless driving on local roads.
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Radio Eersterivier word drie jaar oud
Drie jaar gelede was hulle in ’n motorhuis doenig, maar vandag spog Radio Eersterivier met ’n hipermoderne studio van waar hy die gemeenskap vermaak.
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Bejaarde met graaf oor die kop geslaan
Ná ’n aanval op ’n bejaarde man in Peerlesspark-Noord is ander bejaarde inwoners in die gebied nou vreesbevange.
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The power of art: NPO to celebrate its 10th anniversary with Freedom Day showcase
David Cornelson, founder and director of Project 021, a registered non-profit organisation based in Kuils River, is passionate about creative arts and knows the power thereof.
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Leap officers flex their muscles with 227 arrests last month
A total of 227 arrests were made by Law Enforcement Advancement Plan (Leap) officers in Kraaifontein during the month of March, a success hailed by provincial minister of police oversight and community safety, Reagen Allen.
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Call for new actors for film
The Touched by Style Community Arts organisation is calling for all talented, young, enthusiastic actors and actresses to have their fair chance to audition for roles in a new martial arts action film called Aapie.
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Health conditions improve in Joe Slovo after residents disconnect illegal connections
In an effort to improve the health and living conditions in Joe Slovo, the City of Cape Town has teamed up with residents to disconnect illegal connections to the stormwater system.
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Wasted water and illegally dumped tyres a major concern for Dunoon’s ward councillor
Water being wasted and tyres that pose a danger across Dunoon were two of the matters raised by the local ward councillor at the Subcouncil 3 meeting held at the municipal building in Bridle Way on Thursday last week.
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‘Illegal traders just come back’: City law enforcement lament ongoing problem in Plattekloof
Illegal informal traders are still high on the agenda of Subcouncil 3.
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Neuropsychological challenges skyrocket: Neurodiversity may be biggest crisis
A minimum of 10% of all children have neuropsychological challenges.










