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Monthly author events presented at Durbanville library
The first of a series of author mornings by Only Realty Property Group at the Durbanville Library will take place on Tuesday 10 March.
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Quick out of the blocks: Diemersdal releases South Africa’s first Sauvignon Blanc 2026
Just over a month after beginning its 2026 harvest, Diemersdal has bottled and released its first Sauvignon Blanc, the estate’s signature grape variety.
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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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‘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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Cape Town Opera brings free concerts to three communities this week
Vocal Ensemble looks forward to engaging new audiences with diverse repertoire of opera, classical, musical theatre, African traditional, and gospel..
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Prasa reopens Mitchells Plain train line after six year closure
Kapteinsklip rail line reopens after 5-year closure, restoring vital transport links for thousands of Cape Town commuters.
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Amerikaanse kunstenaar Ben Fuller voer onderhoud op Radio Tygerberg 104FM in Parow
Ben Fuller, ‘n Amerkaanse kunstenaar wat die naweek by Kirstenbosch gaan optree, besoek Radio Tygerberg se ateljee.
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Goodwood author celebrates bestseller success with new romance novel
Shameez Patel’s bestselling book, Next Level Love, explores online romance and her journey as a dedicated writer and aspiring author.
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Residents protest tree removal at historic Tygerberg Quarry site
Local residents call for immediate halt to tree cutting at Tygerberg Quarry, arguing removal of 1955-planted trees threatens urban canopy and history.
