Sibulele Kasa

Journalist

Health Department confirms measles cases under control in Western Cape

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Eleven laboratory-confirmed measles cases have been recorded in the Western Cape since the beginning of the year, said the provincial Department of Health and Wellness. ...

Gordon’s Bay collision uncovers over R130 000 worth of abalone

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Police recovered abalone estimated to be worth R130 760 following a collision in Gordon’s Bay on Friday, July 11.

Cleft lip and craniofacial surgeries: Giving children a second chance

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If you notice anything unusual in your baby’s face or head shape, speak to your healthcare provider, because early detection can make the difference. This was the ...

Retired official Ian Arendse joins NoStop charity

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The retired provincial government official, Ian Arendse, 63, has joined NoStop non-profit organisation to help strengthen its services.

Desperate search for missing fisherman in Gordon’s Bay enters fourth day

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Emergency services intensify their search for a missing fisherman swept off the rocks in Gordon’s Bay, as hope dwindles after four days of relentless efforts.

GrandWest Casino in Goodwood to welcome new shopping centre

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GrandWest Casino in Goodwood is set to enhance its offerings with a new 22,000 sqm shopping centre, creating thousands of jobs and catering to the community's retail ...

Counting project aims to understand magnitude of homelessness in city

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Several organisations serving homeless people are hopeful that they will be able to determine the number of homeless people around certain suburbs of Cape Town before ...

Telling the story of lost Jewish community

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Parow’s lost Jewish community is the subject of an exhibition at the South African Jewish Museum in Cape Town. Echoes of Parow – The Story of a South African Jewish ...

Public can use vouchers to help homeless

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The Mould Empower Serve (MES) has called on the public to use a voucher system that allows homeless people to buy essential services, like food and clothes, without ...

Stolen violin reunited with owner two years later

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Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra violinist Petrus de Beer, of Bellville, has been reunited with a violin that was stolen from the boot of his car in a CBD parking ...

Zoë defies the odds stacked against her by FASD

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Zoë Alexander, 24, is determined not to let a foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) rob her of leading a full life. On Monday September 9, International Foetal ...

Mpox not a threat in Western Cape, says department

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Mpox, a infectious disease caused by the monkeypox virus, is under control in the Western Cape even after the second case was recorded last week, says the provincial ...

Communities called on to create healthy breastfeeding environments

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Health officials have encouraged mothers to breastfeed their babies for the first six months, whilst calling on communities to create a healthy environment for them. ...

City to run workshops on funding for arts, culture and heritage projects

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The City will hold information sessions across the metro from next week on how non-profit organisations can apply for funding for arts, culture and heritage projects. ...

Billiards club celebrates one year

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A group of just over 100 pool table enthusiasts joined the celebrations of the first anniversary of Sessions Billiard and Darts club in Bellville on Friday evening. ...

Winter brings higher risk of drug poisoning

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Winter brings with it the increased risk of drug poisoning, and parents and caregivers should take extra care, say the poison information centres for the Tygerberg ...

Vicky Sampson excited for Artscape performance

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South African veteran singer, Vicky Sampson, has promised fans some surprises when she takes to the Artscape stage in a new show by SboNdaba Dance next week. The ...

Library borrowing to return to pre-Covid regime

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The number of items that can be borrowed at City libraries will return to the pre-Covid 19 period from next month, the City said on Tuesday. The libraries extended ...

Province welcomes 253 babies born on New Year’s Day

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A total of 107 boys and 146 girls were born on the New Year’s Day in the province, making a total of 253 babies. The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness ...

Police arrests thousands during festive season operations

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The national commissioner of police, General Fannie Masemola, is overseeing countrywide operations as police arrested more than 75 000 suspects since the launch ...

Fuel prices expected to decrease for January

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Local fuel prices are expected to decrease when they are adjusted by the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy next Wednesday, according to the Automobile Association ...

Four deaths on beaches since the start of the month

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Four fatal drowning of bathers were recorded since the start of December and they happened either outside of designated bathing areas or outside of lifeguard duty ...

Police officer arrested for murder in Somerset West

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The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) arrested a police officer for allegedly shooting a man to death on Tuesday. The IPID spokesperson, Phaladi ...

Over 70 fatalities on the roads since the start of the month

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At least 76 people have died on Western Cape roads since the beginning of December, the provincial government said in a statement. The Mid Festive Season Road Safety ...

231 babies born on Christmas Day in Western Cape

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The Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness announced that 111 boys and 120 girls were born in the province on Christmas Day, which amounted to 231 babies. ...