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PhD student from UWC wins national chess tournament
UWC PhD student Harrison Abrahams won the Intermediate Section at the SA Open Chess Championships, balancing science with competitive chess.
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Fifty Parow Park children visit Mandela Long March to Freedom Exhibition
Forty-eight children visited the Long March to Freedom Exhibition, learning about apartheid and Mandela, thanks to local non-profits’ support.
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Western Cape Health Department opens R11.4m Linen Depot
The Western Cape opens a new R11.4 million linen depot to enhance healthcare services and ensure clean linen supply across facilities.
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Deure geopen vir vrouestemme deur ‘Haar Verhaal van Krag’
Die stories wat die moed, oorlewing, genesing, hoop, deursettingsvermoë en die merkwaardige veerkragtigheid van 21 vroue weerspieël, is bekendgestel.
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Krag weke lank af in Eersterivier, inwoners nou keelvol
Inwoners van Rosedale in Eersterivier het die strate ingevaar en buitebande gebrand nadat krag sedert 19 Junie af is en Eskom nie hulp verleen het nie.
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Come to the table: 1 600 seats, one Mandela Day ‘langtafel’ on Bree Street
Come to the table this Mandela Day. Bree Street public langtafel for up to 1 600 people, with free bread, sponsored meals and more, from 12:00 to 17:00.
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23 new librarians welcomed to City of Cape Town’s libraries
The City of Cape Town’s library and information services welcomed 23 new emerging library leaders as part of the celebrations for South African Librarians Day.
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Eight-year-old’s talent earns him invitation to museum
The Mark Jeneker Foundation took children to Zeitz Mocaa, where eight-year-old Jerray Ficks so impressed staff that he earned an open invitation.
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Clock ticking for animal sanctuary to survive farm auction
Final plea issued as rescue farm goes under the hammer tomorrow, with 194 animals’ safe haven hanging in the balance.
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Leë kosblikke en honger mae is werklikheid vir talle kinders in Wes-Kaap
Vir baie kinders is ‘n kosblik iets vanselfsprekends, maar vir baie ander is leë kosblikke en honger mae ‘n werklikheid.
