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Student finds digital solution to improve sports facility management
UWC student-athlete Dateh Ambe developed a digital platform and website to modernise sports bookings, administration and communication.
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Local majorettes do well in the regionals
The Federation of Dance hosted its 4th Regional Competition, showcasing talented athletes from 14 teams, with future events planned.
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Former rugby player receives new heart in Cape Town
Former Wales prop Rhys Thomas has a new lease on life after a heart transplant in Cape Town, and is urging South Africans to register as organ donors.
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WIN TICKETS: New platform puts SA choreography centre stage
Win tickets to ACDC Duet Xchange — a bold new platform for South African contemporary dance at Cape Town’s Homecoming Centre, 22 and 23 May.
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Major milestone in South Africa’s rail reform achieved
Transnet allocated rail slots to 11 private operators, adding 24 million tons of freight capacity to boost South Africa’s rail network.
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Law firm hosts free legal education workshops
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TLC Outreach calls for relief support amidst storms
Storm damage and flooding have left many Table View families in crisis as TLC Outreach Projects appeals for urgent public donations
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Youngsters taught about the importance of dental hygiene
Parow East Primary School students received oral hygiene education from Ozmed Family Dental Centre, highlighting dental care importance and prevention techniques.
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Eskom team doggedly remain on the ground fixing storm-damaged infrastructure
Eskom’s recovery teams are tirelessly restoring storm-damaged infrastructure in the Western Cape, facing hazardous conditions while prioritizing customer safety and support.
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Community Chest calls for storm relief donations
Non-profits help Cape Town families rebuild after storms and fires, with roof repairs, sandbags and donation drives across the Western Cape.
