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Tygerberg Hospital’s pediatric department received vital medical equipment donations to improve care for vulnerable children and neonates.
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Residents raise concerns over large refinery flare in Milnerton
Residents near the Koeberg Road refinery expressed concerns over a flare and fumes, prompting an explanation from Astron Energy about a process upset.
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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.
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Hubert van der Spuy: Participants announced for prestigious youth music competition
47 young musicians from South Africa and Namibia have been selected as participants for the 37th Hubert van der Spuy National Music Competition.
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Eleven local widows find their voice in Echoes of Love
Eleven Cape widows have turned grief into a powerful anthology — Echoes of Love — now available at Exclusive Books and local libraries.
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WAT DIE HART VAN VOL IS | Wanneer die huppel ‘n neurie word
’n Roerende rubriek oor ’n vroegopstaner se lewensreis, die liefde vir sy kinders, en die besef dat tyd vinnig verbygaan. Koester elke oomblik.
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Matriculant of the Year | Competition cultivates leadership and opportunities
This competition, presented by the University of the Free State (UFS) and Novus Media, helps matric learners develop the qualities they need to succeed.
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Safety partners unite in Parow to tackle crime and improve community safety
A recent joint operation in Parow aimed to combat crime, enhance community safety, and address increased concerns regarding student accommodation.
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Cape Town man jailed 15 years for R9.2 million Ponzi scheme
A Cape Town man, Andrew Paul Futcher, was sentenced to 15 years for defrauding investors in a ponzi scheme, totaling over R9.2 million.
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Cigarette smoke research in Bishop Lavis show increase in blood pressure
Children exposed to cigarette smoke in the womb face greater heart and blood pressure risks as teens, new UWC research from Bishop Lavis finds.
