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Police struggling to keep up in expanding Parklands area
Concerns over policing in Parklands are growing as DA constituency head Nicholas Gotsell highlights crime and limited police visibility.
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Road works to turn Klipheuwel Road into dual carriageway underway
Klipheuwel Road (R302) is currently being turned into a dual carriageway between the intersections with Brackenfell Boulevard and Olifantsrivier Avenue.
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WC nurses honoured for compassion and care on International Nurses’ Day
Today marks International Nurses’ Day, celebrated on the anniversary of modern nursing founder Florence Nightingale’s birthday.
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Animal rights groups gather outside parliament to push for legal reform
Animal protection groups gathered outside parliament in Cape Town on Saturday, calling for stronger legal protections for animals in South Africa.
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Parow-based cookie company’s products served on British Airways
Khayelitsha Cookie Company will export baked goods to the UK and serve products on British Airways, employing local women.
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Storm leaves 140 caravan park residents destitute — urgent donations deeded
Approximately 140 of the 200 residents of Hardekraaltjie Caravan Park in Cape Town were left severely affected by the storm yesterday.
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Athletics track upgrades secure World Athletics Class Two certification
Cape Town’s Blue Downs and Wesfleur athletics stadiums have received World Athletics Class Two Certification after R61 million in upgrades.
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Cape Town’s storm unleashes animal crisis as Cape of Good Hope SPCA rescues 100 animals
Storm related animal admissions are expected to exceed 100 animals as relentless rain, flooding, and cold conditions continue to batter Cape Town.
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Boyfriend who stabbed girlfriend in face arrested
Bishop Lavis residents welcome the arrest of a man accused of stabbing his girlfriend in the face. The suspect was caught after going on the run.
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Flooding hits Cape Town, affecting over 41 000 residents
Heavy rains lashed Cape Town, flooding informal settlements and leaving over 41 000 residents in need as relief efforts get under way across the city.
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