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Courtney (41) qualifies for Deadly Dozen World Championships
A 41-year-old wellness coach from Durbanville has qualified to take part in the Deadly Dozen World Championships in the United Kingdom.
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Two cops arrested for corruption and kidnapping in Mitchells Plain
Two police officers have been arrested for corruption, kidnapping and intimidation after allegedly demanding a bribe from a family in Mitchells Plain.
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City of Cape Town says congestion charge is years away
The City of Cape Town has dismissed claims that it plans to hit motorists with congestion charges in the near future.
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Brackenfell Boulevard bridge upgrade expected to start next year
The widening of Brackenfell Boulevard is expected to begin in early 2027, with Sanral having revised the bridge cross-section to accommodate four lanes.
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Mitchells Plain association invites community service award nominations
The Mitchells Plain United Residents Association is inviting nominations for its Community Service Awards, for individuals who go the extra mile in serving the community.
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SA Agulhas II sets sail for Marion Island after emergency evacuation
The SA Agulhas II has set sail for Marion Island, carrying 20 researchers after an emergency evacuation and months-long fuel crisis.
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City of Cape Town warns motorists about traffic fine scam
Cape Town traffic services warn motorists of a fine scam via emails or texts, urging verification before payment to avoid fraud.
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New president takes the reins at De Grendel Lions Club
The De Grendel Lions Club inducted Jacques Mostert as president for 2026-’27, celebrating community service and recognizing outstanding members.
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WHO confirms pharmaceutical industry is moving towards natural medicine
A WHO report backs natural medicine’s growing role. UWC research shows the South African plant Plectranthus ecklonii may help manage diabetes.
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New study by UWC suggests social media causes mental health problems
A UWC study of 491 university students links heavy social media integration and smartphone addiction to depression, anxiety, and PTSD symptoms.
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