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VRCID believes beautification project can help deter crime, boost local business
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PHOTOS: First day of school Grade 1 De Kuilen Primary
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PHOTOS: First day of school Grade 1 Sarepta Primary School
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Pensioner (91) donates self-knitted beanies to babies, young children in hospital
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City warns residents to stay alert to housing scams
The City’s Human Settlements Directorate urges residents to remain vigilant against ongoing housing scams targeting vulnerable communities. Residents must always pause and verify any communication by phoning the City’s Human…
