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Proceeds from coffee table book will fund maritime studies
Salty dog Ingpen of Tokai and supertug sailor Murray of Plumstead launched their new coffee-table book as a tribute to South Africa’s legendary ocean workhorses the John Ross and Wolraad…
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Step into Wonderland this festive season with Cape Town City Ballet
Cape Town City Ballet invites audiences to tumble down the rabbit hole this festive season with a brand-new production of Alice in Wonderland at Artscape from Friday 12 December.
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Builders help by Huis De Kuilen
Die span by die splinternuwe Builders Warehouse Haasendal wat onlangs in River Quarter oopgemaak het, het onlangs hande vuilgemaak vir ‘n goeie doel by Huis De Kuilen, ‘n program van…
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Money raised for mobility scooter
“Each time I used to go outside, kids used to laugh at me, and I used to cry, and it hurt. But things changed when I began to accept myself.…
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SA20 launches nationwide schools tour
The SA20 Schools Tour rolled into Cape Town with one mission: to bring cricket, culture and pure South African energy directly to the young fans who will carry the sport…
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World celebrates little fighters in NICU wards everywhere
In the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), where the smallest lives fight the biggest battles, parents, nursing staff and doctors witness what true courage looks like.
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Mrs SA princess tackles GBV and human trafficking
Newly crowned Mrs South Africa 2nd Princess Talitha Oosthuizen launches awareness drive to combat abuse and human trafficking.
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Local volunteer shares experience from global breastfeeding event
A La Leche League volunteer, Gwynneth Jacobs, attended an international breastfeeding conference in Lima, learning from global experts and networking.
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Save a Fishie expands national Coast 2 Coast campaign
Cape Town-based environmental group Save a Fishie has announced the expansion of its flagship Coast 2 Coast campaign for 2026.
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Prayer walk held in Durbanville
Durbanville residents are invited to participate in a community prayer walk on Friday 6 December to bring the community together through faith and fellowship.
