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R220k warrant spree lands taxi driver in cuffs on Friday the 13th
Friday the 13th turned very unlucky for a Cape Town taxi driver when traffic officers discovered outstanding warrants worth over R220 000.
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Social workers highlight hidden family struggles on World Social Work Day
Social workers in the Western Cape are drawing attention to the unseen pressures facing families as South Africa prepares to mark World Social Work Day, today 17 March. The annual […]
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UWC nursing student lifts three times his body weight
From sibling rivalry to national champion: UWC nursing student Joshua Jantjies lifts three times his body weight to powerlifting glory.
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Robbed student reunited with family thanks to swift action by VRCID and MES
A student stranded in Cape Town was safely reunited with his family, thanks to the VRCID and MES’s swift support and collaboration.
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Wine farms of Durbanville Wine Valley celebrates end of harvest
The Durbanville Wine Valley celebrated the end of its harvest last Thursday evening under a canopy of stars at its 11 wineries.
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Kalksteenfontein rocked by another double murder
Kalksteenfontein residents are reeling after two men, 18 and 22, were shot dead early this morning. Police suspect unknown gunmen; fears of a gang war.
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Teaming up to find long-term solutions for Eerste/Kuils River water bodies
Cape Town budgets R6.3m in 2025/26 to clear litter, silt and vegetation in the Eerste-Kuils catchment, partnering with a community forum to tackle pollution.
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Mitchells Plain poet appointed as Oxford business school’s first laureate
Oxford appoints Dr Athol Williams as world’s first business school Poet Laureate, integrating poetry into leadership development.
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AfriForum urges finance minister to cut fuel levy amid Middle East crisis
Civil rights organisation AfriForum has called on finance minister Enoch Godongwana to implement a fuel levy decrease rather than proceed with planned increases.
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Rangers step in as Bird Flu hits Melkbosstrand Soutrivier mouth
A suspected outbreak of Avian Influenza at Melkbosstrand’s Soutrivier mouth has caused mass deaths of terns and other seabirds, authorities warn.
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