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Doctoral student takes deep dive into the history of Mitchells Plain
Nathan Adams traces the forgotten origins of Mitchells Plain in a PhD thesis exploring land, apartheid history, and community identity.
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Rocklands crime fighters lay groundwork for safety nodes
Rocklands residents and officials map safety nodes as part of a R9m Mitchells Plain plan to tackle organised crime and build safer communities.
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TikTok video sends hotbag sales soaring for Cape nonprofit
A viral TikTok video sparked a surge in orders for the CRC’s handmade hotbag, boosting funds for its youth programmes across South Africa.
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Where nature meets community: How KOS Gardens is feeding hope in Kraaifontein
In the shadow of a pandemic that brought the world to its knees, a group of Rastafarian men from the community of Scottsville made a quiet decision.
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Western Cape trains nearly 13 000 Emergency First Aid Responders
Nearly 13 000 Western Cape residents have been trained as emergency first aid responders, bringing life-saving skills to local communities.
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Wes-Kaapse hoërskoolleerders skitter in Dink of Sink-debat
AfriForum se tweede Dink of Sink-uitdunronde het 159 Wes-Kaapse leerders van 16 skole by DF Akademie saamgebring om hul debatvaardighede te toon.
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Kuilsrivier-kerkkoor kraai koning by ATKV-Suidoosterfees-koorkompetisie
Die Kuilsrivier-kerkkoor het onlangs koning gekraai in die afdeling vir kerkkore by die jaarlikse ATKV-Suidoosterfees-koorkompetisie.
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Artscape at 55: Cape Town’s landmark theatre opens its doors wider than ever
From apartheid-era exclusion to a stage for all: Artscape turns 55 with free events, R55 tickets and a year-long celebration.
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Matriculant of the Year | Enter to gain the opportunity of a lifetime
Matriculants from across the country who are leaders and achievers in academics, culture and sport, and who plan to study at the UFS next year, can enter.
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Younger Grade 1 pupils more likely to repeat the year
New research shows children who start Grade 1 younger are far more likely to repeat the year — and the gap persists into Grade 4.
