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Study seeks balanced approach in male circumcision
A UWC study calls for a culturally sensitive approach to male circumcision that protects young men’s health without eroding traditional values.
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First MyCiti e-bus arrives for its pilot run
Cape Town’s first electric bus has arrived for testing, with 38 more planned for the MyCiti service by 2027.
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Varsity Football is coming back with new teams and ‘Friday vibes’
Varsity Football 2026 launches in August with Friday night matches for the men’s competition and two blockbuster weekends for the women’s tournament.
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Couple celebrates 50 years as dedicated Lions
Jeannie and Alan van Wulven celebrated 50 years of service with Lions Club, reflecting on community impact and personal journeys.
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Luna Paige and Hugo Veldsman unite on stage for Western Cape tour
Luna Paige and Hugo Veldsman share a stage for the first time in Roots Retrospective, a six-show Western Cape tour of folk, blues and Americana.
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Community dogs to get long-awaited shelter this Mandela Day
Khayelitsha’s community dogs have waited months for shelter. This Mandela Day, 134 of them will finally receive a kennel of their own.
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Free SAAO tours open for National Science Month in Cape Town
The initiative is led by the Department of Science and Innovation and the theme this year is “Science, Technology and Innovation are for everyone”.
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FCD Skills Centre changes lives with educational programmes
Once unemployed and her life unorganised, a student of FCD Skills Centre in Durbanville is now employed full-time after completing a course.
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Home Affairs resumes normal services at Epping Refugee office
Home Affairs has resumed normal services at the Epping Refugee Reception Office after processing more than 3 200 migrants.
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