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Local innovators take centre stage
Bellville entrepreneurs compete in sustainable business pitch event, with software company Pekkish winning for digital small business solutions.
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A dream takes flight as ‘ouma’ finally takes to the sky
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Volunteer on her way to breastfeeding conference in Peru
Gwynneth Jacobs from La Leche League South Africa attends an international breastfeeding conference in Peru to enhance support for mothers.
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Duisende mans vergader by Mighty Men teen geweld op Kaapse Vlakte
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Arts, culture and heritage projects in Cape Town apply for City funding
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Polisielid van Monte Vista skiet sy meisie en homself dood
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Batavia Street Conservancy in Bothasig officially opened
The Batavia Street Fynbos Area opened in Bothasig, featuring endangered plants, community efforts, and future plans for conservation and accessibility.
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Local authors publish SA-flavoured romances
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