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Subcouncil 17 gets drug action committee push before November
Mitchells Plain moves closer to establishing its own drug action committee, with a councillor pushing for it to be operational before November.
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Cape Town rated positive by Moody’s for finance, energy and governance wins
Moody’s upgrades Cape Town’s outlook to positive, citing electricity resilience, sound financial governance and a robust credit profile.
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Getting to Stormers vs Cardiff URC playoff: Shuttles, parking and road closures
The Stormers host Cardiff at DHL Cape Town Stadium on 30 May. Here’s your guide to free shuttles, parking and road closures for the URC quarterfinal.
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From the top of the world to dark depression: recognising the highs and lows of bipolar disorder
One person in 200 globally lives with an elusive condition that causes extremes of mood and impulsive behaviour that can even place the person’s life at risk.
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Radio Tygerberg vier 28 jaar van getroue bediening deur dr. Raymond Lombard
Radio Tygerberg het onlangs hulde gebring aan dr. Raymond Lombard ná 28 iaar getroue diens op lug.
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THINKING OUT LOUD | Confessions of a childhood fart gun
One mother’s well-meaning eczema remedy turned her child into a walking toxic fart machine — a funny, honest column about flowers of sulphur.
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Opinion: Abahambe or Abahlale? Inside South Africa’s immigration debate and what it means on Africa Day
A viral isiZulu phrase captures South Africa’s tension between immigration frustration, continental unity and the true meaning of belonging on Africa Day.
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Curro Halala Cup regional play-offs produce tight margins and big moments
The Curro Halala Cup regional play-offs concluded across the country this weekend with 16 schools playing in the grand finale.
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GALLERY | Mitchells Plain models shine on elite runway
Jade van Heerden from Mitchells Plain wins Look In Lens 2026, marking two consecutive years the community has claimed a top modelling prize.
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Local crowdfunding initiative turns sporting energy towards education
As runners, walkers and everyday South Africans set personal goals, a new local platform is asking them to go the distance for learners and schools too.
