For the first time in several years, Cape Town Dams are now 100% full. The latest readings show that dams supplying the Mother City with water, has reached their full capacity.

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The City of Cape Town says workers have been deployed to several areas across the Metro, after reports of up-rooted trees and debris blocking roads. This is due to very strong winds in the Peninsula, that are expected to persist today. Strong winds and uprooted trees also caused damage to property in Nyanga and Gugulethu.
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Statistics SA says up to 250,000 domestic workers lost their jobs during the national lockdown. The job losses were reported between the first and second quarter of 2020, during April, May and June. Total employment in private households, which includes gardeners, private security guards, pool cleaners and drivers, dropped by 311,000.

Mind Matters Summit puts mental fitness in the spotlight

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 With stress, burnout and information overload affecting everyday life, the founder of Cape Town’s upcoming Mind Matters Summit says people need to learn how...

Urgent call for people to step up and donate blood

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 The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) has issued an urgent call for South Africans to step up and donate blood, as national stocks...

UPDATE: Arrest, after two 14-year-olds injured in school stabbing

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  The Western Cape SAPS has confirmed the arrest of a 13-year-old in connection with a stabbing incident at Helderberg High School that left two...