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Work to upgrade and modernise ageing water and sewer infrastructure
Cape Town’s pipe upgrade programme is on track, with nearly 12km of water pipes replaced in early 2026 to boost reliability and reduce water losses.
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Two brothers were shot and killed in Uitsig while three others were wounded
Two brothers were shot dead in Uitsig during a violent weekend in Cape Town, leaving three others wounded, as police probe separate fatal shootings.
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NSRI and Western Cape Scouts create future rescuers
A new NSRI and Scouts partnership equips youth with lifesaving skills, with 192 volunteers advancing from training to active community service.
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ChoirFest hosts ‘Passion ChoralFest’ at Hugo Lambrechts
Easter spectacular: Five choirs present Passion ChoralFest 2026 on Sunday 12 April at 16:00, Hugo Lambrechts Auditorium, Parow.
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Case relating to killed LEAP officer postponed again
Bonteheuwel residents are frustrated after the culpable homicide case of slain LEAP officer Lyle Thomas was postponed again.
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Aggenbach launches latest book at Durbanville library
Die jongste boek deur die skrywer Juanita Aggenbach, Liewer as lig, word op Donderdag 9 April by die Durbanville-biblioteek bekendgestel.
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MyCiTi stations near completion in Dunoon and Usasaza
Dunoon and Usasaza MyCiTi stations near completion, restoring vital transport links and improving access to safe, reliable public transport.
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Satirical book takes ‘a deep-dive into workplace bullsh*ttery’
Hilarious satire of modern office jargon and corporate speak. Wankernomics pokes fun at workplace buzzwords that sound clever but mean nothing.
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Duur snoek vir Paasfees kom glo uit “Betlehem” of met die “plain”
Snoekpryse skiet die hoogte in voor Paasnaweek weens ’n tekort, terwyl Kapenaars humor gebruik om oor die duur vis te kla
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Air quality concerns as dust blows from Rietvlei pans
Residents near Rietvlei say blowing silt is affecting air quality and daily life, while the City considers solutions and awaits seasonal rain relief.
