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W Cape govt welcomes most provisions in Finance Minister’s MTBPS
The Western Cape Government welcomed additional funding for health, education, and municipalities, but calls for a review of the equitable share formula.
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W Cape Community Safety minister welcomes handover of 175 new vehicles to the police
The Western Cape Minister welcomed 175 new police vehicles, enhancing safety and urging community cooperation in crime prevention during the festive season.
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City’s Wear the Hope challenge winner ‘stitching’ a community together
Kenilworth resident Inez Shaw has won the City of Cape Town’s Wear the Hope Design and Make Challenge with a community-made crochet vest.
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Inquest docket opened after petrol bomb attack at AGU member’s house
IPID opened an inquest docket after a suspect was killed when four men petrol-bombed an Anti-Gang Unit member’s home and fled shooting at police.
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UWC student’s stem-cells give American a chance at life
Raised by the kindness of strangers, UWC student Jeanet Mokoena gave a US leukaemia patient a fighting chance at life by donating her stem cells.
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Hyron Andrews se skielike dood in Frankryk skok familie, sportgemeenskap
Hyron Andrews (31) se skielike dood in Frankryk laat sy vrou Maighlin en twee seuntjies agter. Die Paarlse rugbyspeler het vir die Leeus gespeel.
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Student (19) charged with arson and attempted murder after Stellenbosch fire incident
A 19-year-old Stellenbosch University female student has been arrested on charges of arson and attempted murder.
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175 new vehicles boost Western Cape Police as crime fight intensifies
Acting Minister Firoz Cachalia announced the delivery of 175 vehicles to enhance police operations in the Western Cape during the festive season.
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Lions confirm tragic cause of Hyron Andrews’ sudden death
Hyron Andrews’ cause of death confirmed as aortic dissection. Lions lock died in France just before historic Champions Cup debut last Friday.
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No permanent posts for Western Cape community health workers
Community health workers continue to fight for permanent government jobs, with the Western Cape Health Department confirming no policy change.
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