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Bluey and Bingo are coming to CapeGate Shopping Centre
Families are invited to meet the beloved characters from the hit Australian animated series Bluey and Bingo at CapteGate Shopping Centre on Saturday 21 March.
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Two gunmen jailed for life over pregnant woman’s murder in Kraaifontein
Two men have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the fatal shooting of a pregnant woman and the attempted murder of two others.
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Removing alien vegetation saves City copious amounts of water
Clearing invasive plants from catchment areas is already delivering measurable improvements to Cape Town’s water supply and strengthening water security.
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Collision at Tygerberg Valley-Giel Basson intersection, drivers injured
Two vehicles were involved in a head-on collision on Monday.
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Tygerberg Hospital encourages early screening at kidney awareness event
World Kidney Day event at Tygerberg Hospital promoted kidney health awareness, early disease detection, and organ donation among 355 participants.
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School of Skills transforms vocational training into community commerce with skills shop
A new skills shop in Bishop Lavis showcases handcrafted goods made by students, turning classroom training into real products for the community.
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Glass recycling creates new income opportunities for South Africans
South Africa’s glass recycling sector offers entrepreneurship and income generation through TGRC’s national buy-back centre network.
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Ratepayers warn of sharp increases as City updates property valuations
New Cape Town property valuations could drive up municipal bills, with ratepayers warning that relief measures may not offset rising costs
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Teen conservationist raises funds for Sanccob to save endangered seabirds
Young environmentalist Romario Valentine raises money for seabird conservation, helping African Penguins, the Albatross Task Force, and Marion Island projects.
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R1.2 billion contract cancelled amid bribery claims
Cape Town cancels R1.2 billion urban-mobility contract amid bribery allegations, halting infrastructure projects and affecting EPWP workers.
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