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Autism: Shift focus to children’s strengths and potential
Western Cape health authorities call for community support on World Autism Awareness Day, celebrating autistic children’s unique strengths.
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Respected Cape Town police photographer retires
Cape Town photographer Piet Smit retires after 30 years, leaving a legacy of dedication, passion, and significant contributions to SAPS.
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Solar-powered bike expedition showcases African innovation
Solar electric bikes travel 6,200km from Kenya to South Africa in groundbreaking journey documented in ‘Recharging Hope’ series.
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Durbanville-gemeente vier 200ste bestaansjaar met Passiespele
Die gemeente van die NG kerk Durbanville het verlede week ter viering van sy 200ste bestaansjaar ‘n Passiespele in die tuin van die kerk aangebied.
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Do the Time Warp again: Rocky Horror Show returns to Cape Town
Cult musical The Rocky Horror Show returns to Cape Town, Theatre on the Bay, 7 April-31 May 2026. Tickets from R200.”
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Moedige ma kry meestersgraad cum laude ondanks terugslae
Jong ma behaal meestersgraad cum laude ondanks ongeluk, handbeserings en persoonlike verliese – net 3 weke na geboorte van tweede kind.
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ECD Forum launched in Fisantekraal to support childhood development
The Greenville Early Childhood Development (ECD) Forum was officially launched this week in the community hall in Fisantekraal.
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Santa Shoebox celebrates 20 years, targets 75 000 kids in 2026
Imagine the joy on a child’s face when they receive a colourful shoebox filled with hand-picked treasures from a stranger who cares.
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GALLERY | Pupils learn of career options in the water sciences
Glendale High School hosted a STEM water careers day with speakers, interactive displays, and career guidance for students.
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Cape Town keeps place among world’s leading destinations
The Mother City ranks sixth globally in 2026, continuing its strong run among the world’s top destinations and standing as Africa’s only entry.
