Local Stories
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New president takes the reins at De Grendel Lions Club
The De Grendel Lions Club inducted Jacques Mostert as president for 2026-’27, celebrating community service and recognizing outstanding members.
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New study by UWC suggests social media causes mental health problems
A UWC study of 491 university students links heavy social media integration and smartphone addiction to depression, anxiety, and PTSD symptoms.
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Help home-based careworkers recover stolen goods
Bonteheuwel’s home-based careworkers are reeling after thieves stole kettles, bar fridges and other vital equipment from their Arcadia High School office.
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City says almost 40 000 overdue items, worth nearly R5 million returned during library’s Fine Free Weeks
Cape Town libraries reported over 37,000 overdue items returned during Fine Free Weeks, highlighting their popularity and encouraging community engagement.
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Wilde jaagtog deur strate van Kaapse woonbuurt lei tot inhegtenisnemings
‘n Groep vermeende kabeldiewe is vandeesweek deur die polisie en wetstoepassingbeamptes agternagesit en aangekeer.
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Monte Vista Watch holds AGM
The Monte Vista and Plattekloof Glen Neighbourhood Watch held its AGM, discussing community involvement, crime prevention, and guest speakers’ insights.
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Blisters for Bread walk nears as Cape Town gears up
With just 11 days to go, Cape Town’s Blisters for Bread Charity Family Fun Walk returns to raise funds for the Peninsula School Feeding Association.
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Former till packer rises to become pet store branch manager
Rechaider Matloga progressed from till packer to branch manager of a pet store through hard work and the Retail Readiness Programme.
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Brackies se eie gelukbringer kom per helikopter aan
Pret met ‘n hoofletter “P” het Vrydagoggend met groot fanfare op die rugbyveld by die Laerskool Brackenfell in ‘n polisiehelikopter geland.
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New exhibit showcases 70-year history of Stellenbosch University’s Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
A new multimedia exhibition at Stellenbosch University celebrates 70 years of health sciences education and community impact.
