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Fingers point to men in major new environmental research
New global research links masculinity to climate impact, highlighting higher carbon footprint and calling for stronger engagement in environmental action.
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Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet water quality standards
Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet regulations, ensuring coastal waters remain safe for recreation, with over 98% of samples compliant.
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City begins annual dune maintenance along coastlines
Dune maintenance gets underway along Cape Town’s coast as the City rolls out its annual sand management programme this May.
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New Belhar fire engine attacked by youths and severely damaged
Belhar youths attacked a new fire engine, damaging it with stones. JP Smith warns such acts threaten emergency response.
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MTN SHIFT 2026 returns with nationwide mall gaming tour
South African gamers gear up for the MTN SHIFT Gaming Experience 2026, a nationwide e-sports series heading to malls with R350 000 in prizes.
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Literacy partnership expands to roadshows
The WCED and Funda Wande are rolling out Bala Wande roadshows to align school leaders around quality Foundation Phase Maths teaching.
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Vandalism of City resources is regarded in a serious light
Vandalised signs at Olienhout Park and Plattekloof Duck Pond were restored, emphasizing community vigilance against vandalism and consequences for offenders.
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Man runs every day to highlight serious drug problems
Betram Macmahon runs 15km daily for 15 days to raise awareness of drug abuse and call for more government-funded rehabilitation and support.
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Parow’s Glenlily sees water pipe upgrades to support growing population
Cape Town is modernising its water infrastructure by replacing ageing pipes, promoting water conservation amid low dam levels.
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Safety night operation targets crime hot-spots along Voortrekker Road
The VRCID conducted a safety operation on Voortrekker Road, addressing crime hot-spots, detaining suspects, and enforcing regulations.
