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Fireworks still cause hidden trauma for animals despite fewer emergency calls
CAPE TOWN – The Cape of Good Hope SPCA is cautioning the public that fewer emergency calls during this year’s New Year celebrations don’t mean animals were spared from fireworks-related…
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SPONSORED | How to keep school costs from ruining your January
Learn to navigate back-to-school budgets and keep your finances healthy as the school year approaches after the holidays.
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Record R11.3bn property sales surge in Cape Town’s premium areas
Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl achieve record R11.3bn property sales, up 26% from 2024, driven by luxury market boom.
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Cape Town to auction 50 land parcels worth 282 000m² in major sale
Cape Town announces major land auction for 26 February 2026 with 50 properties totalling 282 000m² across residential and commercial zones.
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SA teens bag gold and silver at international science olympiad in Bali
Four SA students win gold and silver at World Science Olympiad in Bali, representing the country with innovative research projects.
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David Kramer legacy wines launched to support struggling theatre artists
David Kramer launched a Legacy Edition wine collection with Fortes Family Wines at Cape Town’s Baxter Theatre. The Sauvignon Blanc and Shiraz wines feature his iconic red veldskoene on the…
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Mitchells Plain schools save 2.58 tonnes from landfill in recycling challenge
Liesbeeck Primary School in Portland has been crowned champion of the Petco Get In The Loop Schools Recycling Competition.
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TLC Outreach Projects spreads festive joy to hundreds
This festive season, the spirit of giving and community shone brightly as TLC Outreach Projects in Table View, together with local schools, businesses, and partners, came together to bring joy…
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Stapfees binnekort weer hier
Inskrywings vir 2026 se ‘Weg’-stapfees is nou oop. Stappers kan begin strek vir die volgende Weg-stapfees in samewerking met Salomon en Cape Union Mart. Die fees word van 20 tot…
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No ‘pipe’ dream as water and sewer replacements stay on track, says City of Cape Town
Brackenfell and Scottsdene in Kraaifontein was among several areas in Cape Town where a total of 49 km of water and sewer pipes were replaced since July this year.
