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Bush shelters removed by Overstrand Municipality

Bush shelters has been removed by Overstrand Municipality since the beginning of the month. Overstrand Municipality’s Law Enforcement teams have removed 22 makeshift structures, including tents, sleeping gear and/or cardboard shelters, from bushes and along cliff and coastal paths. These illegal structures contravene municipal by-laws and pose health, sanitation and safety risks. The lack of...
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Barbie® Honours the Hollywood Icon with New Signature Collectible Doll 

Barbie® Honours the Hollywood Icon with New Signature Collectible Doll, celebrating Marilyn Monroe’s Centenary. Johannesburg – Barbie® honours the legendary Marilyn Monroe with the launch of the latest addition to the Barbie Signature™ Series, celebrating her enduring legacy as a Hollywood icon whose ambition, unforgettable style and groundbreaking career continue to inspire generations.   Released in celebration of what would...
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Kagiso Trust and University of Mpumalanga launch three-year research partnership

Mpumalanga – Kagiso Trust and the University of Mpumalanga have signed a three-year partnership focused on research and joint projects  Partnership will translate academic research into policy and development solutions in education, socio-economic development, institutional capacity building and financial sustainability The partnership will generate research publications, policy briefs, symposiums, student research projects and thought leadership...
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Cape Town’s “Digital Darkness”: The Deadly Feud Between Fadiel Adams and JP Smith

Compiled by Koedoe App The political landscape in Cape Town has taken a dark and dramatic turn as Fadiel Adams, leader of the National Coloured Congress (NCC), leveled explosive allegations against JP Smith, the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security. During his testimony before the Madlanga Commission on August 19, 2026, Adams claimed...
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Cape Town’s water supply remains stable, but City prepares for a more uncertain future

The City’s latest 2026 Water Outlook does not indicate an immediate risk to water supply, but the risk of restrictions has increased compared with previous years, particularly if demand continues to grow and rainfall is lower than expected. The 2026 Water Outlook shows that water demand increased above the 1,5% target during the 2025/26 financial year,...
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City calling on political parties to comply with rules for election posters and swivel banners

Today marks 11 weeks before the upcoming local government election, and as from today, political parties are allowed to put up political posters and swivel banners related to the election and party-political events. The City of Cape Town distributed the ‘Rules for posters and swivel banners during voter registration, general election, and by-election processes, 2026’...
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Môre klap die kurke by die Bay Hotel en word glase geklink op die begin van 2026 se Silwerskermfees-aksie. Hier is ’n paar nuttige wenke.

Onthou: Jy sal jou Quicket-kaartjies vir elke sessie byderhand moet hê om te sien wat jou sitpleknommer is. Dit sal by die ingang van elke vertoning of sessie deur die Quicket-span geskandeer word. Alle program-items is oop vir besprekings totdat die venue volbespreek is. Klik hier vir die volledige feesprogram en om vir enige item...
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