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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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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.
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Mamma Mia Musical returns to SA in September featuring Broadway veteran
The popular musical Mamma Mia! will return to South Africa in September, featuring Broadway veteran Amra-Faye Wright in the lead role of Donna Sheridan.
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Scammers are targeting housing beneficiaries in Belhar
Cape Town warns Belhar residents of scammers sending fake letters demanding payment for free City housing opportunities via emails.
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THINKING OUT LOUD | Socks, storms and stubborn summer vibes
Winter brings comfort for some, but harsh reality for others, as Cape Town flooding shows. A reminder to stay grateful, compassionate, and mindful this season.
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WEN KAARTJIES: Suidoosterfees se musiekaanbod bied verskeidenheid
Die Suidoosterfees, wat van 29 April tot 3 Mei in Kaapstad aangebied word, bied weereens ‘n musikale hutspot van stemme en style.
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Metro Police clamp down in Summer Greens operation
Law enforcement operation in Summer Greens last week saw Ward 4 councillor Anthony Benadie join metro police on patrol, with fines issued, alcohol confiscated.
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Cape Town hits halfway mark in conventional water meter upgrade
Cape Town reaches halfway point in R72 million water meter replacement programme, with 33,654 new meters installed for accurate billing.
