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UWC celebrates world-leading science partnership’s tenth anniversary
UWC celebrates IDIA’s tenth anniversary — a decade of world-leading MeerKAT science, skills development and SKA readiness for South Africa.
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Councillors honour community heroes with civic awards
Subcouncil 17 honoured 12 community heroes at its 2026 Cape Town civic awards, with two councillors recognised for 20 years of public service.
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Youth Day | Bothasig CPF celebrates youth day with fun run and community activities
The Bothasig CPF and partners celebrated Youth Day with activities promoting youth empowerment, community spirit, and safe engagement.
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Motor word geskaak met kind steeds daarin, wetstoepassers geprys
Vinnige optrede deur wetstoepassers het gehelp om ‘n vyfjarige meisie veilig terug te bring nadat sy tydens ‘n gewapende voertuigkaping ontvoer is.
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City begins R12 million sewer rehabilitation project in Milnerton
A R12 million sewer rehabilitation project will begin in June, bringing long-awaited infrastructure improvements to Milnerton residents.
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Radio Tygerberg 104FM se Mike Potgieter verras Alta du Toit-fasiliteerders
Radio Tygerberg-aanbieders Mike Potgieter en Anja Taljaard het onlangs die strate ingevaar ter viering van “Make Life Beautiful Day”.
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Cape Town’s Otherworld celebrates speculative fiction with free literary event at Exclusive Books Waterfront
Otherworld’s literary event on July 25 in Cape Town will feature discussions, author insights, and networking opportunities for fantasy enthusiasts.
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Flood-damaged wine bottles become symbols of hope
After May’s Western Cape floods devastated Van Loveren wine farm, Food Lover’s Market is selling rescued bottles at 3 for R100 as Bottles of Hope.
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‘Twinkle, twinkle, you’re a star’ – Cape Town officer wins hearts consoling baby
When a baby cried inconsolably on Stellenbosch Arterial, a Cape Town officer climbed in the back seat and softly sang ‘Twinkle twinkle little star’.
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Menstruation and sanitation in informal settlements highlighted in photo exhibition
A UWC exhibition highlights how poor sanitation and period poverty rob women in informal settlements of dignity, privacy and opportunity.
