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Damian Willemse rounds off a brilliant try in the corner in the Stormers round of 16 Champion Cup win over the Harlequins

All roads lead to DHL Stadium on Friday

Posted by Merentia Van Der Vent on  14 May 2025
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  All roads lead to DHL Stadium on Friday, when the Stormers will play their last home game here. It will be the Stormers’ last URC regular season game at DHL Stadium. They will play against the Welsh side Cardiff Rugby this Friday, 16 May 2025.   MORE INFORMATION: About the Shuttle Operation (MyCiTi)   Smith said, “For the entire rugby season, the MyCiTi shuttle service has worked tremendously to reduce traffic congestion on the

Thereasa Sedrass and her latest movie ‘Die Kwiksilwers’

Posted by Phil de Lange on  14 May 2025
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  Thereasa Sedras, who audiences will know as “Mrs J” in Suidooster, joined us in studio. She stars in a Die Kwiksilwers that had the best opening weekend for an Afrikaans film since the pandemic.   1 of 5   Die Kwiksilwers is a heartwarming 2024 Afrikaans-language comedy-drama directed by Jordy Sank that deals with personal growth, friendship, and the challenges of aging. It stars Theresa Sedras, Lida Botha, June van Merch, Susanne Beyers, and
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Sewer Blockages Surge by 60% in Somerset West, City Calls for Public Action

Posted by Smile Staff Reporter on  14 May 2025
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  The City of Cape Town is calling on Somerset West residents and businesses to take urgent action after sewer blockages in the area spiked by a staggering 60% since July 2024. According to the Water and Sanitation Directorate, 280 sewer blockages were recorded between July 2024 and March 2025—significantly higher than the 175 logged for the entire 2023/24 financial year. City officials say the sharp rise is largely due to the improper disposal of
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Violent protests in Du Noon, after City demolishes brick structure

Posted by Caitlin Maledo on  14 May 2025
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    Calm has seemingly returned to Du Noon on Wednesday, as the City of Cape Town noted that no protesters were on the scene of Potsdam Road and Malibongwe Drive as of 08:28. This follows two days of unrest sparked by the demolition of brick walls in the Ezihagwini informal settlement.   Protests erupted on Monday and Tuesday, with angry locals having blocked Malibongwe Drive and Potsdam Road with burning tyres, preventing the movement

[WATCH] Ramaphosa: Running away from South Africa a ‘cowardly act’

Posted by Liesl Smit on  13 May 2025
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  President Cyril Ramaphosa paid a surprise visit to NAMPO, the southern hemisphere’s biggest agricultural expo, in Bothaville in the Free State today.   The President said he was there as a farmer.   President @CyrilRamaphosa visited #NAMPO2025 today, exploring cutting-edge technology and equipment. He engaged with @GrainSA leadership to discuss the challenges and opportunities for SA grain producers The president was warmly welcomed by visitors and exhibitors.@PresidencyZA pic.twitter.com/JGeO3IrMas — Grain SA Farmer Development Programme