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Project to create awareness around litter, dumping launched
Starting with the youngest the City of Cape Town is working to change the mindset around litter and dumping with an awareness programme at schools.
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City budgets to grow economy
A total budget of R713 million in the City’s draft budget for the 2022-’23 financial year is earmarked to grow the local economy by bolstering small businesses and industries in Cape Town.
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Growing plants and minds
Soneike High School in Highbury celebrated Earth Day on Friday 22 April by planting 1 000 indigenous trees and shrubs.
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Third regional competition held
The Federation of Dance, Drill, Cheerleading and Majorettes Western Cape held its third regional competition hosted by Durbanville Majorettes Club at Aristea Primary School in Kraaifontein on Saturday 23 April.
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Seniors brei vir projek
Seniors van die Jabulani- en Jubileum-afreeoorde in Goodwood het die breipenne laat klap vir ’n kinderprojek om sagte speelgoed te brei.
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Ballet School heading to Eisteddfod
Phambili Ballet School in Goodwood is a prime example of living up to its name.
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Easy app to lodge complaints to City
A new cellphone application makes it easy for residents of Cape Town to log service requests or complaints to the City of Cape Town, anywhere and anytime.
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Stap vir behoeftige bejaardes
’n Span van ses stappers vanuit die noordelike voorstede van Kaapstad beoog om eersdaags ’n tog van Matjiesfontein tot in Sutherland aan te pak ten bate van behoeftige bejaardes.
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Skrywer motiveer vroue teen mishandeling
Mishandeling begin so klein dat dit maklik is om nie die gevaartekens raak te sien nie.
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Goodwood-biblioteek laat g’n gras onder sy voete groei
Weens Covid-19 moes die meeste biblioteke hul deure toemaak. Ná twee jaar sien die personeellede mekaar eers weer in lewende lywe.
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