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Law-enforcement visibility operation in Parow CBD proves a success
A joint operation in Parow resulted in over R54,000 in fines, enhancing safety and addressing crime through increased visibility.
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City to move ahead with construction of new MyCiTi stops
Construction of new MyCiTi bus stations in Hanover Park and Mitchells Plain is set to begin early September, with information sessions for residents.
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Cape Town prepares for water uncertainty with new supply programme
Cape Town’s water supply is stable, but the City warns restrictions could follow if demand grows and rainfall stays below average.
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BOOK REVIEW | Elevate your family meals with Recipes for Soups
Recipes for Soups by Hamlyn offers dozens of recipes from simple starters to main courses, including stocks and breads — a must-have for the family shelf.
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Save a Fishie celebrates eight years as hundreds of dead fish wash ashore
Save a Fishie birthday turns bittersweet as 50 volunteers remove 211kg of litter from Lagoon Beach amid hundreds of dead fish
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Teacher from Kuils River turns mental health crisis into debut poetry anthology
A psychiatrist suggested a diary. Instead, a teacher from Kuils River turned trauma and loss into a debut poetry collection on mental health.
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Killarney roads team keeps Table View markings fresh
Road markings at the busy Potsdam and Blaauwberg Road intersection in Table View are being refreshed as part of the City’s maintenance programme.
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Cape Town restores memorials, and replaces 23 damaged and missing plaques across the metro
Cape Town’s Arts and Culture Development Branch restored multiple memorials and replaced 23 plaques, preserving the city’s heritage.
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New Rotary Club chapter launched in Durbanville on Saturday
A new chapter in community service began on Saturday 8 August with the official launch and charter of the Rotary Club Groot Fisantekraal.
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Public invited to comment on proposed sale of land to Christel House
The City of Cape Town is inviting public comment on a proposal to sell land in Mitchells Plain to Christel House for a no-fee school expansion.
