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.

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, ...

Western Cape health department raises alarm on declining infant immunisation rates

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The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness has raised concern over a decline in infant immunisation coverage, warning that the drop could expose hundreds ...

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. ...

Dancers raise funds for Operation Smile's mission

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Operation Smile South Africa (OSSA) executive director Sarah Scarth accepted a generous donation  from The Theatre Dance Association’s MOVE national dance competition, ...

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 ...

City of Cape Town’s bursary applications open for 2026

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The City of Cape Town’s training and development department is offering financial support to students that reside within Cape Town and are registered at accredited ...

Kenny G brings his saxophone to GrandWest

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The legendary saxophonist Kenny G will bring his smooth jazz magic to South Africa, playing in the Grand Arena at GrandWest on Thursday, October 2.

New drug target identified in fight against deadly malaria parasite

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Stellenbosch University (SU) researchers have identified three tiny proteins in the malaria parasite that could open the door to new treatments for the disease. ...

City announces road closures for Gun Run weekend

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Get ready for the OUTsurance Gun Run: Road closures and traffic updates

Join the auditions for The Penis Dialogues: A musical tackling toxic masculinity

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Clive Barrows Productions invites dynamic actors, dancers, and singers to audition for The Penis Dialogues, a thought-provoking musical that challenges societal ...

Plans to sell Camps Bay library, parking

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The Camps Bay and Clifton Ratepayers Association (CBCRA) strongly opposes the City’s proposed sale of the Camps Bay Library and the adjacent parking area.

Vibrant new Bo-Kaap Market support local entrepreneurs

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New Bo-Kaap Market aims to support local entrepreneurs

Settle your fines at the Traffic Fine Roadshow in Parow

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Motorists will have an opportunity to settle outstanding fines and warrants at the Parow Civic Centre from Friday, September 12 until Thursday, September 18.

WCBS urges the public to make blood donation part of Heritage Month

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Join the Western Cape Blood Service's campaign this Heritage Month and discover how your blood donation can save lives. Embrace the theme 'Giving Is in My Blood' ...

New musical to premiere at Milnerton Playhouse

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Join the Milnerton Players this Spring for 'The Long Way Home', a vibrant jukebox musical that takes audiences on an emotional journey through music, memory, and ...

WomHub creating new opportunities

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WomHub creating new opportunities for women.

Revolutionary robotic surgery: Tygerberg Hospital's first living donor kidney procedure

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Tygerberg Hospital has successfully performed South Africa’s first living donor kidney removal using robotic surgery technology.

Build Your Legacy workshop set for Women’s Month

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Join the Muslim Family Law Hub for the ‘Build Your Legacy’ workshop this Women’s Month, featuring expert insights on family law, financial planning, and more. Secure ...

How alcohol consumption correlates with fire incidents in Cape Town

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​New research from Stellenbosch University (SU) shows that there is a strong correlation between alcohol consumption and residential fire incidents. ​

Don’t throw away those Cannabis leaves – they are packed with rare compounds

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Analytical chemists from Stellenbosch University (SU) have provided the first evidence of a rare class of phenolics, called flavoalkaloids, in Cannabis leaves.