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From “Coconut” to the Dean’s List: Graduate Reclaims Her isiXhosa Identity
Once labelled a “coconut”, Siphelele Oniwe overcame struggles with isiXhosa to graduate with honours and now pursues a Master’s in African Language Studies.
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Powerhouse writing duo pen offbeat locked room murder mystery
Book review: The Ending Writes Itself by VE Schwab & Cat Clarke. A gripping locked room mystery with 6 authors trapped on a Scottish island.
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Cape Town’s traffic services shares safety tips for wet, slippery roads
Cape motorists are warned to drive cautiously on wet, flooded roads as winter approaches, amid recent localized flooding incidents.
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Mitchells Plain NPO expands literacy drive to West Coast schools
Read to Rise partners with TotalEnergies to expand its reading programme to 7 West Coast schools, reaching 6,000 learners for the first time.
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Indian dance performance on stage at Suidoosterfees
Taare, a Cape Town-based Indian dance performance troupe, will bring their newest dance production, The Bollywood Times, to Artscape on Saturday 2 May
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Community clean-up proves to be most effective mechanism against neglect and dumping
Cape Town appreciates community efforts in organizing 80 clean-up events, highlighting collaboration for improved cleanliness and combating illegal dumping.
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Keep Cape Town Warm campaign calls for donations ahead of winter
The Keep Cape Town Warm campaign seeks donations to support vulnerable individuals during winter, benefiting many through community involvement.
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Coin Care women empower Bet-el School learners with vision board and gratitude workshops
The women from local non-profit company Coin Care brought inspiration and practical life skills to learners at Bet-el School of Skills.
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Digter se jongste bundel bespreek by byeenkoms van Durbanville-Poësiekring
Die digbundel Poëmie van die digter en vertaler Wium van Zyl word bespreek by ‘n byeenkoms van die Durbanville-Poësiekring op Woensdag 13 Mei.
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Four entrepreneurs take on iconic Freedom Paddle with Helplink backing
Helplink backs four entrepreneurs in the Freedom Day paddle around Robben Island, linking business resilience with the 27km ocean challenge.
