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Codeta cracks down on undisciplined taxi operators
Codeta fired a driver and conductor involved in a cellphone robbery to enforce discipline, confirming the driver lacked a valid licence.
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Gesukkel met leerlinglisensies kan bestuurskole raak
Bestuurinstrukteurs is bekommerd dat die nuwe elektroniese leerlinglisensie-toets meer kandidate laat druip en druk op bestuurskole plaas.
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Newlands Cricket Stadium opens doors for Western Cape flood relief
Gift of the Givers and Newlands Cricket Stadium partner to provide urgent flood relief for Western Cape victims from 18 May.
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Feel healthy and still be dying: what to know about high blood pressure
Hypertension is often called a “silent killer” because many people do not feel sick, even when their blood pressure is dangerously high.
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Table View residents endure days without power supply
Table View residents faced extended power outages after the storm surge, with councillor Sue van der Linde criticising Eskom’s communication during the crisis.
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UWC scientist (and Rassie) among 38 to receive national orders
UWC’s Prof. Priscilla Baker among 38 to receive national orders from Ramaphosa on Tuesday 19 May – along with Covid-19 researchers and Rassie Erasmus.
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New machine handed to Tygerberg Hospital set to boost neonatal care
A vital neurological monitor valued at R709 969 was donated to Tygerberg Hospital’s Neonatology Department, enhancing care for newborns.
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Targets for measles-rubella vaccination in the Western Cape far surpassed
The Western Cape Department of Health vaccinated 97% of children under one against measles-rubella, exceeding national targets and addressing challenges.
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Rocklands crime fighters lay groundwork for safety nodes
Rocklands residents and officials map safety nodes as part of a R9m Mitchells Plain plan to tackle organised crime and build safer communities.
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Cape Town urges residents to save water after storms disrupt treatment plants
Cape Town has urged residents to save water after severe storms disrupted treatment plants and reduced drinking water production.
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