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Cape Town (Today) - Former Master of Wine, Pancho Campo, was kidnapped and robbed at gunpoint in Cape Town last weekend during a visit to discuss the upcoming W12 Congress, it has been revealed.... - PICS AND VIDEOS: Six hour rescue operation to retrieve bodies and survivors of fatal Durban taxi crash Durban (Today) - Durban - SIX women from what is thought to be a church group were killed on Sunday when the taxi they were travelling in veered off the narrow gravel road...
- City of Cape Town hikes rent of council houses in Salt River Cape Town (Today) - Cape Town - Salt River tenants who rent from the City got the shock of their lives when they received rental increase letters. The residents, who are represented by Reclaim...
- Cape Town launch of 'Okay, Okay, Okay' by Finuala Dowling on October 22 Cape Town (Today) - When a strike by the University of Adamastor’s technical staff coincides with a lull in sound operator Vida’s employment, she agrees to stage-manage a university event. There she meets the...
- Durban teen's stunning wildlife photograph receives international recognition Durban (Today) - Durban - It often requires being in the right place at the right time, “some luck” and daring to shoot pictures of animals in the wild. Capturing stunning wildlife photos...
- Cape Town tourism ombudsman to probe racism allegation at guest house Cape Town (Today) - Cape Town – The City’s Tourism Ombudsman is set to probe an alleged racist incident involving six black African friends from Johannesburg who were told to leave a Bantry Bay...
- South Africa: Onkgopotse Tiro - Revolutionary Who Paid a Heavy Price for Shaking Apartheid to Its Core Umlazi (Yesterday) - It is a journey but not a return to the past. Former journalist Gaongalelwe Tiro has written a book about his uncle Onkgopotse Tiro - a revolutionary spirit who powered...
- 'Only we can change things': life in the gang-ridden other side of Cape Town Cape Town (Yesterday) - Marcelliano Reitz, lean and toothless, rolls up his sleeve. The sun is setting behind the world-famous silhouette of Table Mountain. A plane on its way to Cape Town’s international airport...
- More taxi blockades expected to disrupt Cape Town traffic Cape Town (Yesterday) - On Friday afternoon drivers blocked Nelson Mandela Boulevard, the Cape Town station deck and Raapenberg Road, while tyres were set alight at Bunga Avenue. Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association ......
- 'Multiple fatalities' feared as taxi rolls 1km down embankment near Durban Durban (Yesterday) - Emergency services in Durban had to walk about 2km down a steep embankment to get to the scene of a horrific taxi crash on Sunday morning. The accident, which took...
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- Durban teen's stunning wildlife photograph receives international recognition
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- Pancho Campo robbed at gunpoint in Cape Town
- South Africa: Onkgopotse Tiro - Revolutionary Who Paid a Heavy Price for Shaking Apartheid to Its Core
- Cape Town tourism ombudsman to probe racism allegation at guest house
- Cape Town launch of 'Okay, Okay, Okay' by Finuala Dowling on October 22
- PICS AND VIDEOS: Six hour rescue operation to retrieve bodies and survivors of fatal Durban taxi crash
- More taxi blockades expected to disrupt Cape Town traffic