Sunfield Home op Wellington, wat sorg vir Gestremde Volwassenes wil in aanloop tot Internasionale Dag van Mense met Gestremdhede bewustheid verhoog oor die potensiaal wat gestremdes het en die bydrae wat hulle tot die gemeenskap kan maak.

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The City’s water stars have been recognised for their efforts to manage water wisely through the drought. 14 organisations were awarded from one to five stars for their integrated water management efforts.
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The South African Post Office (SAPO) says it is dealing with a local mail backlog of about 4.8 million items – but the international figure is much higher. However, the precise nature of the international backlog is unclear.

IEC Opens Applications for Special Votes

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  If you already know you won't be able to make it to your voting station on 4 November, don't panic. There is another option.   The...

Free access to City nature reserves over Heritage weekend

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Cape Town residents are invited to explore the city's natural heritage, with free entry to the City's nature reserves from Thursday, 24 September to...

Could this be Heritage Day’s signature drink?

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  Heritage Day has its food sorted. There’s the braai, of course, along with family recipes, generous tables and the inevitable debate over who makes...