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It’s blasted awful for Table View residents

Table View residents are calling the area a "war zone" as a task team tries to reduce the Seli 1 wreck. ||| Cape town - Table View residents are calling the area a “war zone” after what has been weeks...

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Long road ahead for perlemoen poachers

Accused mastermind behind a R2.07bn perlemoen poaching syndicate Frank Barends, will stay in custody for the remainder of his trial. ||| Cape Times - Frank Barends, who is accused of being the...

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Cape’s spring water wasted

Every day millions of litres of fresh mountain water rushes away unused into drains or sewers underneath Cape Town. ||| Cape Town - For eight years Caron von Zeil of Newlands has worked on Reclaim...

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MEC forced to apologise for baboon slur

MEC Theuns Botha was forced to apologise for using the word bobbejaan (baboon) during a debate in the Western Cape legislature. ||| Cape Town - Health MEC Theuns Botha was forced to apologise for using...

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Cape Town in more traffic trouble

Flash-floods swamped morning commuter traffic leading to long delays on a number of major routes across Greater Cape Town. ||| Cape Town - Flash-floods swamped morning commuter traffic on Friday...

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Capetonians ‘fittest in SA’ - survey

Durban mayor James Nxumalo has challenged a recent survey, naming Cape Town as the city with the fittest people in SA. ||| Durban - EThekwini Municipality mayor James Nxumalo has challenged a recent...

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Merryweather wins R10m suit

One of the boys at the centre of the violent scuffle that paralysed Andrew Merryweather has been ordered to pay R10.29m in damages. ||| Cape Town - One of the former Reddam House pupils at the centre...

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Anene’s rape case: cops given ultimatum

Bredasdorp residents have given police an ultimatum, demanding that “all those responsible for the senseless killing be brought to book”. ||| Cape Town - Bredasdorp residents have given police an...

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Life for ‘act of appaling brutality’

A Western Cape High Court judge sentenced a handyman to life imprisonment for murdering his employer. ||| Western Cape - A Western Cape High Court judge yesterday sentenced a 31-year-old handyman to...

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City demolishes informal settlement shacks

Several residents of the Bonnytoun informal settlement in Wynberg were left homeless after the city evicted them and demolished their structures. ||| Wynberg - Several residents of the Bonnytoun...

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All smiles after vital op on little boy

Mogammad Imaad Majiet looks just likes any other child – except for a tiny bump on his forehead which could have cost him his life. ||| Cape Town - Seventeen-month-old Mogammad Imaad Majiet looks just...

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Cape ANC still owes R1.5m to CTICC

The R1.8 million bill the cash-strapped Western Cape ANC has owed the CTICC since February 2011 has still not been settled. ||| Cape Town - The R1.8 million bill the cash-strapped Western Cape ANC has...

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Despite graft claims, Oudtshoorn gets official nod

The embattled Oudtshoorn municipality has received an unqualified audit report from the Auditor General. ||| Cape Town - The embattled Oudtshoorn municipality has received an unqualified audit report...

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One cop for 3000 people

The Cape Town police have admitted that areas with the highest crime rates have the lowest police coverage. ||| Cape Town - Thousands of Cape Town’s most vulnerable citizens are having to fend for...

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Uitenhage car dealer a theft kingpin?

A Uitenhage car dealer is suspected of being the kingpin of a nation-wide vehicle theft syndicate that made millions of rands. ||| Cape Town - A Uitenhage car dealer, suspected of being the kingpin of...

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Liquor store ‘kept IDs’ of farmworkers

A liquor store owner is under investigation for allegedly keeping the IDs of farmworkers until their debts were settled. ||| Cape Town - A Worcester liquor store owner is under investigation for...

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SAHRC sees corporal punishment evils

Pupils' eardrums were ruptured, a pupil was blinded, and one pupil died due to corporal punishment, says the SA Human Rights Commission. ||| Cape Town - The South African Human Rights Commission says...

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MEC questions W Cape police ratio

There is a shortage of police officers in Western Cape areas with a high murder rate, community safety MEC Dan Plato said. ||| Cape Town - There is a shortage of police officers in Western Cape areas...

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Three in court for loan sharking

Two sisters and a friend appeared in the Bellville Commercial Crime Court in connection with running an illegal loan business. ||| Cape Town - Two sisters and a friend appeared in the Bellville...

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Cop arrested over teen’s rape

A Western Cape police officer was arrested for allegedly repeatedly raping a 14-year-old girl in Paarl. ||| Cape Town - A Western Cape police officer was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly raping a...

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