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National Arts Council opens major arts funding call worth R350 000 per project
NAC launches 2026-27 arts funding with grants up to R350,000. Seven disciplines covered. Applications close March 13. Transform communities.
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Cape Flats YMCA launches safe spaces for youth
Cape Flats YMCA launches Teen Health Safe Spaces at Eastridge and Tafelsig, offering HIV testing, pregnancy screening, and youth health services.
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WATCH | Read to Rise launches wordless book for preschoolers
Read to Rise mascot Oaky the Acorn launched wordless preschool book ‘Oaky Bakes a Cake’ at 3Bears Educare, promoting early literacy development.
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Uproar about firecrackers thrown at people and dogs in Durbanville
Two young men threw firecrackers through their car window at a dog walker and at dogs in their yards.
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Melkbosstrand Beach temporarily closed after sewage leak
Melkbosstrand Beach has been closed after a sewage spill over the weekend. Authorities warn beachgoers to avoid swimming until water tests confirm safety.
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City and TLC expands early mental health intervention
City Health and TLC are strengthening teen suicide prevention after a sharp rise in youth screenings and suicide attempts across Cape Town.
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City Health encourages safer sex
“During Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and Condom Awareness Month, attention is placed on practical actions that support healthier choices…”
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Cape Town urges finance minister to protect municipal and infrastructure funding
Cape Town mayor calls on finance minister Enoch Godongwana to ensure no cuts to municipal funding are proposed in National Budget.
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City of Cape Town marks Language Activism Month
Cape Town encourages residents to engage in their mother language during Language Activism Month, promoting inclusivity and communication with the City.
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‘Mayor losing touch with reality,’ residents say over divisive housing plan
Cape Town mayor says he would be unable to meet with Brackenfell ratepayers to address their objections to proposed low-cost housing.
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