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Loadshedding risk pauses Koeberg project
Eskom confirmed it will defer the replacement of three steam generators at Unit 2 of the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station which were shut down in January for the unit to return to service in June.
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Dead fish investigated
An alarming number of dead fish in the Milnerton Lagoon last week sparked outrage as residents claim this is due to high levels of pollution.
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Cleaning campaign launched in Joe Slovo
Joe Slovo residents praised the efforts of the City of Cape Town after a clean-up campaign rolled out in the area.
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Tannie Linda kan nie stilsit nie
As seniors en organisasies wat al langer as 20 jaar met tannie Linda Louw te doen kry, gedink het sy gaan nou ná haar aftrede stilsit, gaan hulle baie lank wag.
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Five times the fun at carnival
The Cape Town Carnival may have a new look, but you can still expect to be dazzled as you immerse yourself in a world of colour, costumes and entertainment.
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Brackenfell-tiener ‘skiet’ ma en pa
‘n Tiener van Brackenfell het gisteraand na bewering albei sy ouers doodgeskiet.
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Ander kant van die saak gestel
Wie vir een mens ’n held is, is dalk vir iemand anders ’n misdadiger.
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Emmie (83) voltooi 100ste Parkrun
’n Oumagrootjie het Saterdag die sofapokkels by die huis ore aangesit nadat sy – kierie en al – haar 100ste Parkrun voltooi het.
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Crime spike in Milnerton, T’View
Police minister Bheki Cele’s recently released country-wide crime statistics show a spike in reported crime at Table View and Milnerton police stations.
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Swimming for a cause
With passion and determination, a 15-year old swimmer braved the cold weather when she swam 7.4 km from Eden on the Bay to Robben Island last week – without a wet suit.









