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/ 1 December 2009
Come this Friday evening and the rugby-mad city of Cape Town will be temporarily transformed into the football capital of the world.
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/ 23 November 2009
Twenty-four people appeared in a De Doorns court on Monday for public violence following alleged xenophobic attacks.
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/ 20 November 2009
Foreigners at the De Doorns informal settlements in the Western Cape were attacked this week. Verashni Pillay reports.
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/ 19 November 2009
The Red Cross has launched a R2-million appeal for emergency support for xenophobia refugees at De Doorns in the Western Cape.
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/ 17 November 2009
About 600 foreigners were forced to flee their homes in informal settlements around De Doorns on Tuesday after angry residents destroyed their shacks.
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/ 10 November 2009
The ”public spats” that were played out in the media by Ebrahim Rasool and Max Ozinsky have led to their temporary suspension from the party.
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/ 6 November 2009
Ebrahim Rasool has found himself relieved and vindicated by the admission that there had been some collusion between the DA and some ANC members.
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/ 6 November 2009
The first phase of Cape Town’s integrated rapid transit system will cost almost R3-billion more than anticipated, writes Glynnis Underhill.
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/ 23 October 2009
Despite attempts to evict victims of last year’s xenophobic violence from a Cape Town safety camp, their future remains uncertain.
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/ 20 October 2009
President Jacob Zuma on Tuesday called for a major rethink on the role and functions of municipalities.
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/ 17 October 2009
Senior police deny knowledge of books being manipulated saying documents are fake. Glynnis Underhill reports.
Brent Meersman gives his pick of the Cape Town restaurants joining this weekend’s festivities.
Finding good Thai food in Cape Town is often a hit-and-miss affair, but there are one or two places that consistently get it right.
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/ 26 September 2009
Fourteen Hawks are implicated in cases involving murder and torture, but the Western Cape police commissioner hasn’t taken any action.
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/ 25 September 2009
The ANC says it is to conduct an audit of all its Western Cape branches as a first step to regaining control of Cape Town and the province.
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/ 23 September 2009
Life in the last white bastion means having to explain how you got there in the first place. Palesa Morudu reports from Cape Town.
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/ 21 September 2009
The National Department of Housing has guaranteed Thubelisha Homes R241,5-million to help it close down "on a voluntary basis".
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/ 10 September 2009
A response to the <i>Mail & Guardian</i> article of August 14, "Gateway never had a chance"
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/ 1 September 2009
The Western Cape has received offers from the private sector for the R2,4-billion rebuilding of Tygerberg Hospital, the health minister said.
Cosatu on Friday backed off from its Equality Court demand that Western Cape Premier Helen Zille reconstitute her male-dominated cabinet.
How to dine like a millionaire, even if lunch at Parliament is more like old railways fare.
Cape Town’s disastrous N2 Gateway project began without a funded budget and was starved of agreed funding by the National Housing Department.
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille had hoped to have at least three other women in her cabinet, according to papers filed in the Equality Court.
Leader of the National People’s Party Badih Chaaban was fined on Thursday for assaulting the party’s former national organiser with a coffee cup.
The ANC’s NWC has set up teams to tackle problems in the North West and Western Cape after the executives in both provinces were disbanded.
A court has reserved judgement in an appeal against the severity of sentence imposed on Dina Rodrigues and four others for murder.
SA should lead the way in using antiretroviral therapy (ART) as a means of HIV prevention, WHO official Dr Reuben Granich said on Monday.
The high cost of drugs needed to treat Aids patients is putting the lives of thousands at risk, Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) said on Monday.
Cape Town’s disaster and emergency workers continued removing debris and unblocking drains after heavy rains drove residents from their homes.
The Waterfront is your best bet for a taste of Belgian cuisine even though it is a tourist haunt.
At least eight people died in a bus accident near Beaufort West on Tuesday morning, Western Cape traffic authorities said.
Western Cape doctors on Friday agreed to call off their strike and go back to work, but are still not happy with the government’s pay offer.