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Opinion | Protecting children is everyone’s responsibility
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Kaaps Dictionary launched at University of the Western Cape
UWC launched the Kaaps Dictionary, a landmark resource that validates the language, promotes inclusion and supports multilingual education.
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New programme launched, connecting youth to skills and jobs
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Cape Town serial fraudster sentenced to 15 years
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Donation boosts paediatric care at Tygerberg Hospital in Parow
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Residents raise concerns over large refinery flare in Milnerton
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Encounters film festival opens in Cape Town today with 58 documentaries from 33 countries
Celebrating its 28th year, the Encounters documentary film festival opens in Cape Town today with 58 films from 33 countries and four world premieres.
