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Another victim dies, raising Philippi East mass shooting toll to eight
Cape Town police have confirmed that another victim has died in hospital, pushing the death toll from the Marikana mass shooting in Philippi East to eight.
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Safety and Security delivers joy at toy handover
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Badisa and Mambo’s unite for community care initiative
Badisa partners with Mambo’s for Kuumba Care Day on 6 March, offering care stickers at Western Region stores to fund community programmes reaching over one million vulnerable people annually.
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VRCID believes beautification project can help deter crime, boost local business
The VRCID seeks public support for beautification projects to deter crime, enhance local businesses, and foster community pride in Parow.
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THINKING OUT LOUD: Birthdate surprises
Mother shares incredible story of her seven daughters’ birthdays clustering around holidays – Christmas, New Year’s, Easter. Some born exactly 10 years apart.
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Skool se groentetuin strek helpende hand uit na bejaardes in gemeenskap
DF Akademie se RVR-tuinklub skenk vars groente aan Alpha-tehuis en Huis Ravenzicht. Beplan groentetuin by Alta du Toit-nasorgsentrum in samewerking met Helpende Hand en AfriForum.
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Wind en warm weer dra by tot uitdagende 2026 druif-seisoen
Kwaliteit tafeldruiwe kan op winkelrakke verwag word, maar wind en warm weer het tóg ‘n effek op dié seisoen, sê die Bergrivier Tafeldruif-produsentevereniging.
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Pensioner (91) donates self-knitted beanies to babies, young children in hospital
91-year-old pensioner Blanche Meyer donates hand-knitted baby beanies to Cape Town children’s hospitals after 50 years of knitting passion.
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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…
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Tygerberg Hospital seeks help to trace family of unidentified patient
The Western Cape Department of Health seeks public help to identify and contact family of an unidentified 40-year-old male patient.
