Make every drop of water count
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Make every drop of water count. That’s the City of Cape Town’s call to businesses and organisations, as a drier-than-usual summer looms on the horizon. They, along with everyone else, are called to step up their water-saving efforts and to make every drop count. Make every drop of water count The City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Water and Sanitation, Zahid Badroodien, says this call to action is needed as dam levels drop
The Western Cape Health Department has confirmed an incident at the Kalbaskraal Satellite Clinic in Malmesbury on Monday, 14 September, following reports of a shooting at the facility. According to the department, a group of men entered the clinic while looking for a patient. When they could not find the person, they left the facility. Staff alerted private security and the South African Police Service (SAPS), who responded and safely escorted the
Future 50: Morgancoat
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Morgancoat makes the labels behind the products we know and love. Discover the story behind Morgancoat on Future 50, powered by FNB Business and Smile FM. 1 of 7 Listen to their story: Content hosted by iono.fm Powered by FNB Business. Help Changes Everything. Authorised FSP and Credit Provider.
Some in the HYROX community and the general public have reacted with disgust and outrage after an Australian athlete, Joanna Wietrzyk, soiled herself mid-race during the HYROX Beijing event on September 12, but carried on with excrement running down her legs and ended up winning the championship. The referee didn’t stop the event but just advised other athletes to detour around the bodily fluids that had contaminated the track. Some athletes reportedly slipped
The South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) Western Cape is calling for greater caution and responsibility on the province’s roads following two tragic crashes that have claimed lives and left several people injured. The organisation says it is deeply saddened by the loss of life in a multi-vehicle collision on Nelson Mandela Boulevard in Cape Town, as well as a separate crash in the Prince Albert area. SANTACO Western Cape Public Relations






