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Economic boost as Cape Town events generate over R2.5 billion
Cape Town’s thriving events industry delivered substantial economic returns in 2025, with more than 3.4 million spectators and participants contributing to the city’s economic growth.
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Young artists apply now for City’s Emerging Artists Programme
Young aspiring artists have an opportunity to gain exposure and experience through the City of Cape Town’s Emerging Artist Programme, with applications now open for 2026.
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SPONSORED | Pharmacy of the week: Eikendal Pharmacy
Behind the counter of Eikendal Pharmacy is a team with a long-standing commitment to community healthcare and personal service.
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Radio Tygerberg-aanbieder Gerald Petersen vier 30 jaar in die radiobedryf
Gerald Petersen vier 30 jaar by Radio Tygerberg 104FM, bekend vir gemeenskapswerk soos Ravensmead Bybelskool en Healing the City-program.
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Ndlovu Youth Choir brings African ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ to Artscape shows
Music lovers will be treated to a hit-laden set list in which one undisputable highlight will be the Ndlovu Youth Choir’s interpretation of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”.
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Karoo Donkey Sanctuary survives threat of closure
With the start of 2026, The Karoo Donkey Sanctuary stands proud after facing a crossroads of heartbreak and hope.
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Thrive Initiative prioritises teacher well-being as schools return
Thrive Initiative launches expanded mental health programme for Cape Town teachers, featuring stress-release workshops at Bellville South Primary School with positive educator feedback.
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Shoprite solar powers 12 300 households
The Shoprite Group has achieved a major sustainability milestone with the installation of its 100th solar photovoltaic (PV) system, 10 years after launching its first solar project in 2015.
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Kuilies se beste matrieks ryg onderskeidings in
Die Hoërskool De Kuilen in Kuilsrivier se matrieks van 2025 het ‘n slaagsyfer van 98,7% in die Nasionale Senior Sertifikaat-eksamen behaal.
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Education and vandalism take centre stage at sub-council’s first meeting
Sub-council 17 addresses service delivery issues including school placements, Christmas lights, and public pool closures at Mitchells Plain meeting.
