Groundbreaking method utilises dinosaur eggshells for accurate fossil dating

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A groundbreaking study led by a Stellenbosch University researcher has unveiled a new technique that uses fossilized dinosaur eggshells to determine the age of rocks ...

Parklands pupils’ programme runs in space

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Six innovative pupils from Parklands College have made history by having their computer programme run aboard the International Space Station as part of the prestigious ...

U-turn thrift shop opens at shopping centre

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Canal Walk Shopping Centre partners with U-turn Homeless Ministries to launch a new thrift shop, providing vital support for the homeless community in the Western ...

City rolls out safer streets project

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Discover how Cape Town's Urban Mobility Directorate is transforming neighbourhoods with new traffic-calming measures and pedestrian footways, enhancing safety for ...

Residents unite to improve Table View

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Join the Table View community in shaping a safer and cleaner suburb through the establishment of a City Improvement District. Participate in the Urban Management ...

Health department urges HIV and TB patients to ‘come back to care’

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The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness has launched a renewed call for residents who have missed appointments or stopped HIV or TB treatment to return ...

Promoting peace in schools

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Join the Blouberg Rotary Club in celebrating creativity and cultural harmony at the 'Peace in Schools' event, where students express the meaning of peace in South ...

Misunderstandings at Milnerton CPF

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Glenda Pontes, a former chairperson of the Milnerton Central Neighbourhood Watch, defends Mariel Davila-Buys against accusations of misconduct in a heartfelt letter, ...

Study finds potentially harmful flavourings in baby foods sold in South Africa

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A new Stellenbosch University study has found that many packaged foods marketed for babies and young children in South Africa contain flavourings that could negatively ...

Enough is enough

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Peter Smulik voices his concerns over Cape Town' s relentless schedule of events, arguing that the disruption to residents' daily lives outweighs the economic benefits. ...

Garden Town Stellenbosch festival: A celebration of nature and horticulture

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Garden Town Stellenbosch festival will return from October 31 to November 9 to bring botanical displays, insightful workshops, engaging talks, markets and unique ...

Lions Clubs unite for “Pretty in Pink” fundraiser

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On October 25, five Lions Clubs from Cape Town came together to host a heartwarming ' Pretty in Pink' high tea fundraiser, raising R19,000 for breast cancer survivors ...

Avoiding scams: Why purchasing from secondary markets can cost you

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Thinking about Facebook Marketplace, Viagogo or Gumtree for that sold out concert ticket? You may be putting yourself in danger and become the victim of fraud.

Twice the catch

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In a remarkable display of nature's beauty, award-winning photographer Benjamin Pearce captures a Cape fur seal showcasing its hunting prowess with an octopus at ...

Everyday products behind hundreds of poisoning cases in Western Cape

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Poisons information helpline in the Western Cape revealed that from the beginning of this year until the end of June, there were 6,142 reported poisoning cases, ...

Tired of paying municipal taxes

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Philippus Scholtz from Milnerton voices his outrage over the recent municipal tariff increases, questioning their legality and the impact on taxpayers. With a court ...

Artists invited to audition for ‘The Penis Dialogues’

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Exciting auditions are set to begin for 'The Penis Dialogues', a thought-provoking musical theatre production that challenges societal norms and explores toxic masculinity. ...

Community entrepreneurs make national finals

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Four Western Cape business leaders are among the 15 finalists in the 2025 Entrepreneur of the Year Awards, securing nearly a third of the national shortlist and ...

DX Dance school top achievers

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On September 20, 2025, DX Dance School in Table View celebrated its top achievers during the annual dance examinations and medal tests, adjudicated by the Dance ...

Thanks, Tabletalk

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Join Benedet Heeks from Table View in expressing heartfelt thanks to Tabletalk for spotlighting the La-Di-Da Ladies' blanket donation initiative. Discover how this ...

Buren High pupil shines in essay competition

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John Groenewald, a dedicated Grade 12 pupil from Buren High School, has made headlines by winning the prestigious Western Cape Education Department’s Economics Essay ...

Judith Herbig's one-woman show follows European misadventures

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Prepare for an unforgettable evening as Judith Herbig takes you on a comedic journey through Europe with her one-woman show, Flights, Felines & Holy Frights, at ...

A tale of two toilets

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Discover the poignant story of Mansoor Jaffer, a lifelong activist and writer, as he recounts his harrowing experience in solitary confinement and the unexpected ...

Heritage Day

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Join the vibrant celebration of Heritage Day at Vasco Park, where over 60 children and community members gathered for a day filled with fun, food, and cultural appreciation, ...

Police hunt Bothasig suspect in sex case

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Authorities are seeking public assistance to locate Adam Edwards, a suspect in a sexual offences case in Bothasig. A warrant for his arrest has been issued following ...