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Cape Town (Today) - Cape Town - Cape Town dam levels saw a nominal decrease of less than 1% to 99.9% from last week’s 100.5%, while water consumption increased by 27 million litres per... - Cape Town group cycles across city in a bid to break down barriers Cape Town (Today) - Cycling across the apartheid divide, a group of suburbanites got to learn a bit more about one another in an attempt to break down barriers....
- South Africa: Abahlali Leads Hundreds in March Against Corruption in Durban Durban (Today) - Shack dweller movement Abahlali BaseMjondolo (ABM) led several grassroots organisations in a protest march through Durban's streets....
- Swimming ban lifted at most Durban beaches after more than 200 days Durban (Today) - Durban residents can finally take a dip in the ocean after they were unable to do so for more than 200 days due to the Covid-19 lockdown....
- Durban’s homeless find their green fingers during coronavirus lockdown Durban (Today) - The Elangeni Green zone began as a project for the homeless who were moved into a shelter at the start of the lockdown by the eThekwini Municipality ......
- Air Namibia restarts Joburg and Cape Town flights Cape Town (Yesterday) - AIR Namibia will launch weekly flights to Johannesburg and Cape Town as of 28 October. The direct Windhoek-to-Johannesburg route will operate on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, whereas two flights ......
- Cape Town’s ‘signature’ Festive Lights event cancelled due to Covid-19 Cape Town (Yesterday) - The annual Festive Lights Switch-on event, hosted by the City of Cape Town, has been cancelled this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The festival has been going for five...
- Durban cop shot, robbed of service pistol and wallet Durban (Yesterday) - A police officer was seriously injured when robbers shot him in his chest and abdomen before making off with his service pistol and wall ......
- Chamber survey results raise doubts about digital network stability in Cape Town Cape Town (Yesterday) - Cape Town – Working from home is part of the “new normal’’ for many businesses – but the stability and speed of networks can be a bugbear. This a particular...
- Cape Town train commuters left stranded again Cape Town (Yesterday) - Metrorail has temporarily suspended services on its Southern, Cape Flats and Northern lines due to technical difficulties....
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- Air Namibia restarts Joburg and Cape Town flights
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