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Accident on N7 claims three
A case of culpable homicide is being investigated after three people died on the N7 at Vissershok on Thursday morning (3 February) when a bus collided with a bakkie in the direction of Cape Town, before the Dunoon bridge.
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Alle matrikulante by skool slaag
Dunatos Remediërende skool in Bellville se matrieks spog vanjaar weer eens met ’n 100%-slaagsyfer.
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Water quality tests questioned
The recent water tests conducted by the Milnerton Aquatic Club (Mac) through private laboratories show much lower E.coli levels in Rietvlei than samples taken by the City of Cape Town.
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74-jarige vrou aangerand in Ruyterwacht
Twee verdagtes – ’n man en ’n vrou – verskyn op Donderdag 24 Februarie in die landdroshof in Goodwood op ’n aanklag van die aanranding van ’n 74-jarige vrou van Ruyterwacht.
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LUR vereer Celise Rix
Sy is die enigste persoon in die land met haar spesifieke gewas – iets wat haar van jongs af van die middel af verlam gelaat het.
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Gat in die skool se heining is gevaarlik
Pogings om die Stad so ver te kry om ’n stukkende heining te laat regmaak wat bydra tot ’n veiligheidsrisiko vir leerders en inwoners op die perseel van die Jan Kriel-skool, sloer al sewe maande.
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Jab wins woman R1 million
When a Goodwood resident received a phone call saying that she won the grand prize of R1 million in the Absa Life Vaccination Campaign, she could not believe it.
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‘Area too big to police taxi drivers’
It would appear that the lawless taxi drivers causing daily chaos on the corner of Ninth Avenue and Van Riebeeck Road in Kraaifontein have only been policed by traffic services once since the 17th of November last year.
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Tap water causes concern
Residents in Belmont Park and surrounds blame the stinky, earthy tasting tap water reportedly caused by geosmin in water sources for a spate of illnesses in recent weeks.
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City praised for efforts
The Tygerberg Business Chamber last week praised Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis for renewed efforts to end the loadshedding crisis in the city to become the first loadshedding-free municipality in South Africa.










