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Lights, cameras and too much of the wrong kind of action
The danger of death has not deterred vandals from stealing copper cables from live street lights along AZ Berman so many times that contractors had become fed up with the…
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Local library leader Linda Ntaka takes top national honour
Tygerberg library manager Linda Ntaka wins South African UKS/LIASA Librarian of the Year, making Area East Cape Town’s best library subarea.
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Celebrated SA literary and cultural icon Zoë Wicomb dies
UWC alumna Professor Zoë Wicomb, acclaimed author of “You Can’t Get Lost in Cape Town,” has passed away. Her work gave voice to South African experiences.
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New STADIO campus brings world-class education to Durbanville’s doorstep
Cape Town’s northern suburbs is getting a major boost with a R500 million investment in the new STADIO campus in Durbanville, set to transform the area into an education hub.
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URC Sarepta Ladies Choir’s voices soar in Mauritius
The URC Sarepta Ladies Choir has returned home beaming with pride after representing the community — and country — at the inaugural African Asia Pacific Choir Games, held recently in…
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Aarto rollout: What every Cape Town driver must do before 1 December
Cape Town drivers must check and pay traffic fines before Dec 1 or face new demerit points that could suspend their licence under Aarto system.
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WATCH | Junior community cadets compete for the first time
A biting wind does not deter the Eastridge Marching Band, a group of junior community cadets, as they practise drilling and marching on an open field.
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Local firefighters douse international competitors in toughness contest
Cape Town firefighters walked away with 13 gold, 10 silver and one bronze medal at this year’s Toughest Firefighter Alive competition held in George.
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This cookbook can turn anyone into a baker
This book is really, really useful, whether you are an aspiring patisserie chef or amateur baker in training.
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WIN TICKETS: Theatrical fun and fashion flair at Opera UCT’s Fledermaus
Running from Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 October at the Baxter Theatre, this mischievous operetta of mistaken identities, love triangles and midnight parties will be dressed for the 21st century.
