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Women unite with needles for Mandela Day blanket drive
Cape Town women picked up their knitting needles last week to craft blankets for those in need as part of the 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day initiative.
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Red tape and construction costs fuel Western Cape’s widening housing affordability gap
Cape Town residents across all income brackets are struggling with housing affordability as municipal rates and taxes continue to rise.
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Cape Town’s congestion crisis: Transport expert warns of ‘complete failure’
Logistics expert warns Cape Town’s fragmented transport system is ‘recipe for complete failure’ as city heads toward 10 million residents by 2050.
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Brackenfell-groep benodig ortopediese toerusting vir bejaardes
Die Omgeenetwerk, in Brackenfell, werk onvermoeid om ortopediese toerusting in te samel en gratis uit te leen aan behoeftige bejaardes.
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High school learners rise to reading challenge on World Book Day
Western Cape learners have been issued an inspiring challenge to read one book cover to cover this year – not for school, but purely for the joy of it.
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Milestone gala and auction for animal shelter at Two Oceans Aquarium
Mdzananda Animal Clinic celebrates 30 years of serving Khayelitsha with a milestone gala dinner and auction at Two Oceans Aquarium on 9 May.
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Kanker-oorwinnaarsdag in Mei vanjaar in Kaap gehou
Kankerlyers en oorwinnaars word uitgenooi na die Pacso Survivor’s Day in Mei later vanjaar.
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Africa Food Show returns amid Africa’s expanding food and beverage market
Driven by rapid urbanization, population expansion and shifting consumer demand, Africa’s food economy is evolving at pace.
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Councillors urge residents to comment on budget before deadline
Mitchells Plain residents have until April 30 to submit specific budget comments to Cape Town City for infrastructure upgrades.
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Bracken-natuurreservaat: van vullishoop tot natuur-reservaat
Die Vriende van Bracken-natuurreservaat vier hierdie jaar hul 20ste bestaansjaar om diê belangrike biodiversiteitstoevlugsoord te benadruk.
