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The Bodyguard musical to make its SA debut at Artscape in March 2027
The Bodyguard musical, with Whitney Houston’s greatest hits, makes its SA debut at Artscape in March 2027. Tickets now on sale.
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Study develops AI to detect misinformation in local languages
A North-West University PhD study has developed AI that can detect misinformation in English, isiZulu and Sepedi to create safer online spaces.
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Glacier-melt experiment earns Cape Town teens acclaim at Eskom Science Fair
Their passion for marine science inspired them to investigate the effects of melting ice on ocean salinity, water density and ocean stratification.
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Popular Dracula ballet back on stage at Artscape for six shows end October
Cape Town City Ballet (CTCB) brings David Nixon’s acclaimed production Dracula back to the Artscape Theatre from 28 October to 1 November.
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Kuils River Runners want to reclaim canal greenbelt with community help
Kuils River Runners Club wants to work with the community to transform a section along the canal into a clean, safe and welcoming space, backed by TOMI.
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Afrikaanse idiome – hoe lank is dit nog met ons? vra oud-dosent
As afgetrede dosent het Almarié Geldenhuys met groot skok tot die ontdekking gekom dat idiome nie meer deel van ons matrikulante se sillabus uitmaak nie.
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A R55 celebration of theatre: Artscape’s New Voices returns this October
Artscape partners with Suidoosterfees to present six productions over four weeks, with most tickets at R55 in honour of the theatre’s 55th anniversary.
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Seniorburger-koor se debuut maak groot indruk in Kaapstad
Ná ‘n ryk loopbaan as Wiskunde-onderwyser by die Hoërskool Brackenfell, het sy afgetree met ‘n groot droom om ‘n seniorkoor in Kaapstad op die been te bring.
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A splash of pure joy for differently-abled teen Sam in Durbanville
Sam de Beer (17), who has Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome and cerebral palsy, recently had his first swim at Durbanville’s Quicksilver Swimming Academy.
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Courage has a name: Cape Town’s road warrior walks 849 km for brave Marlo
Road warrior Michael Wynne walks 849 km to George and back for a boy whose playground is a hospital bed.
