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City opens bursary applications
The City of Cape Town has opened applications for its 2026 bursary programme, offering financial assistance to eligible students living in the metro and studying at accredited South African tertiary…
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Hubert van der Spuy National Music Competition: Young classical musicians (including 19 from CT north) to compete for top honours from 30 September to 4 October
South Africa’s top young classical musicians will compete in the Hubert van der Spuy National Music Competition at the Endler Hall in Stellenbosch from 30 September to 4 October.
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Cece Winans vereer as eerste internasionale ikoon by SA Legendesmuseum
Die SA Legendesmuseum het Cece Winans as sy eerste internasionale ikoon ingesluit en haar met ’n toekenning in Kaapstad vereer.
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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month: Early detection vital to improve survival rate
September marks International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Childhood cancer is one of the leading causes of disease-related deaths among children worldwide. Too many are diagnosed too late, and too many…
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Anti-gang strategies show results but are still at teething stages
An evidence-based policing pilot in Mitchell’s Plain has shown some promising results, but not all crime-fighting stakeholders in the area are convinced it is working.
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Gang monitor report debunks outdated statistics
Recent reports claiming the Western Cape is home to between 90 and 130 gangs with a combined membership of 100 000 have been debunked as outdated.
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Prayer and action unite at Goodwood crime prevention gathering
Goodwood hosted the Tygerberg spiritual crime prevention meeting, where police, churches and community leaders united for safer communities.
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Kuils River Forty Under 40 Award finalist passionate about inspiring youth
Gavin Fortuin (40) from Highbury, Kuils River is as a finalist in the Forty under 40 South Africa 2025 Awards, in the Community Development category
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Call for drilling and marching to be given official sports status
A drilling competition that started in Mitchell’s Plain has become interprovincial, despite still not being recognised as an official sport.
