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Misuse of the sewer system costing City of Cape Town millions annually
Cape Town spent R228 million clearing 110 598 sewer blockages in the 2024-’25 financial year, largely due to misuse and illegal dumping.
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Poetry anthology is a collection of sharp-edged shards
Not This Tender, a debut poetry anthology by Libyan-born Sarah Uheida is full of sharp edges.
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DF Malan se tuinwinkel verskaf groente aan Spar
DF Malan se tuinwinkel voorsien organiese groente aan SPAR-winkels terwyl studente entrepreneurskap leer en skoolverbeterings befonds.
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City seeks public input on new policy to boost jobs and investment
New policy sets to re-establish the city as SA’s premier manufacturing hub
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Beyond Matric: How to transform your mid-term results into matric final exam success
Standing at the crossroads of Grade 11 or matric, the question “What’s next?” can feel overwhelming. With countless career paths and study options ahead, making informed decisions has never been…
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South African swimmer makes waves across Lake Geneva for water safety
François Bonnici and his team achieved a historic two-way relay swim across Lake Geneva, raising awareness and funds for drowning prevention.
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Couple’s lost wedding album turns up after 20 years
A Strandfontein couple got a surprise when their wedding album — much-loved but thought long-lost — reappeared in the unlikeliest of places.
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Braille literacy boosted
Oxford donates Braille textbooks to Cape Town school, ensuring blind students access same quality educational materials as sighted peers.
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Pienk kleure vul D’Aria
D’Aria-wynlandgoed hou Pienk Oktober-borskankerbewusmakingsdag met Rachel Kolisi, bring gemeenskap bymekaar vir genesing en hoop.
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Road resurfacing in Kuils River, Kleinvlei, and Eerste River underway
Motorists and residents in Kuils River, Kleinvlei and Eerste River should prepare for significant traffic disruptions as the City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate launches extensive road-resurfacing projects across…
