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Cape Town airport fuel supply exposed by regulatory gaps
Industry leaders say the situation highlights vulnerabilities in the country’s aviation fuel system — and emphasise that swift administrative action is needed to prevent future instability.
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Melkbosstrand watch wins Tech Excellence Award
At the Annual City of Cape Town Neighbourhood Watch Awards Ceremony held on Saturday 22 November in the Council Chambers at the Civic Centre, the Melkbosstrand Neighbourhood Watch was honoured…
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Blouberg’s Bash the Trash returns with Treasure Hunt cleanup
Blouberg’s beloved shoreline clean-up is back with a twist as the Bash the Trash: Treasure Hunt Edition takes place this Saturday 29 November. Residents, families, schools and local businesses will…
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Mnr. Doof SA-finalis van Kuilsrivier wil inspireer en stereotipes afbreek
“My ma het tydens haar swangerskap in ’n klerewinkel gewerk. ’n Kollega daar het Duitse masels (Rubella) gehad en my ma het ook siek geword.”
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DF kry nuwe skoolhoof
Nuwe DF Malan hoof Hannes Oosthuizen deel sy visie, 17 jaar onderwysondervinding en MBA-kwalifikasies. Fokus op eerlike hart-benadering tot onderwys en leierskap.
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Author writes her adoption story to support other adopted children
The traumatic life a woman from Durbanville had — shaped by adoption, adversity and resilience — led her to write a children’s book based on her own life story and…
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Western Cape residents save millions with free government Wi-Fi
Western Cape residents used R135 million worth of free Wi-Fi data in 6 months across 1,600 government hotspots. Each device gets 6GB monthly, saving families R300.
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Paws, applause, and pure cat-titude as Cape Town cat show wows
The glamour of feline perfection took centre stage at the Cape Town Christmas Cat Show that took place in Durbanville over the weekend.
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Westgate ‘warrior woman’ wins another award
A Westgate woman who has been transforming lives through fashion and sewing skills has been crowned the winner of the Business and Entrepreneurship category at the prestigious Good Hope FM…
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Warning against credit-fuelled spending spree
As South Africans gear up for Black Friday on 28 November, the National Financial Ombud (NFO) urges consumers to think twice before swiping their way into a financial hangover.
