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Industry champion: Vos wins big as local textile sector fights for future
Thousands of Capetonians have worked in this industry, contributing not just to the City’s economy but to it’s cultural identity.
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Candidates with tertiary qualifications to get preference for Saps learning programme
Candidates in possession of tertiary qualifications to get first preference for the Basic Police Development Learning Programme (BPDLP) of the South African Police Service (SAPS).
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Alleged rapist of down-syndrome woman nabbed in Goodwood
According to a source the man took her to a guesthouse in Goodwood where rooms are rented out per hour, and allegedly raped her.
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Shock as car plunges off bridge near Canal Walk entrance
A woman was injured after driving off a bridge near Canal Walk in Cape Town on Thursday.
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Property owners take City of Cape Town to Court over controversial tariffs
Sapoa is challenging Cape Town’s new property-linked tariffs in court, claiming they unfairly burden property owners, infringe rights, and lack legal basis.
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Signed jersey uplifts former rugby player fighting cancer
Elsies River Rugby Club honours former player Ricardo Spannenberg as he fights cancer. A signed jersey and community support give him new hope.
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Goodwood residents demand action against prostitution and drugs
Goodwood residents say they’ve had enough of the prostitution and drug houses near Cook and Dingle streets. They want urgent action from the City.
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Man dood, ander gewond in Kleinvlei-skietery
Een man is dood en ń ander gewond is in nóg ‘n skietery in die Kaap.
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Montague Gardens hit by 13th sewer collapse
Another sewer line collapse in Montague Gardens raises concerns about ageing infrastructure, traffic disruptions, and environmental risks in the area.
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Petition asks for more police boots on the ground in Durbanville
A Durbanville family was robbed just 400m from the police station. Residents have launched a petition to demand more visible policing.
