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Rising from Tragedy: A United Community

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The tragic murder of 37yearold waiter Raynold Matusa on August 24th left the Claremont community in shock and sadness. Despite the grief, a sense of unity emerged as residents rallied to support Matusa’s family during their difficult time. Matusa, who served at Mama Roma in Newlands, was a beloved and respected figure in the community. His sudden and brutal death was difficult for many to process. The situation became even more challenging when Matusa’s remains needed to be transported back to his home country of Zimbabwe. The high costs of repatriation seemed like a daunting task for his family to handle.

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Empowering Small Businesses: A City-Backed Initiative Revitalizing Cape Town’s Enterprises

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In the vibrant city of Cape Town, small enterprises flourish as the foundation of the local economy. To provide even more support for these critical businesses, the city has introduced the Productivity Efficiency Programme, a citybacked effort aimed at aiding small, medium, and microsized enterprises (SMMEs) in enhancing their operations and preserving jobs. With a proven track record of success, the programme has assisted numerous businesses in increasing their profits and providing employment for a multitude of workers.

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A Cultural Extravaganza: Heritage Day Festivities at South Africa’s V&A Waterfront

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In anticipation of South Africa’s exuberant Heritage Day, Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront prepares for a thrilling week of celebrations, starting Saturday, 23 September. A wide range of activities catering to different interests and age groups will be available, including music, braais, Rugby World Cup screenings, and cultural experiences, ensuring an energetic and lively atmosphere.

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Western Cape’s Economic Prospects Unveiled in Provincial Economic Review and Outlook

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As the fourthlargest province in South Africa, Western Cape is gearing up for its annual budget cycle. The Provincial Economic Review and Outlook (PERO) will be presented by Mireille Wenger, Western Cape’s MEC of Finance and Economic Opportunities, at the Provincial Parliament on 21st September 2023. This critical report includes data trends and analysis on sectoral development, labor markets, and socioeconomic dynamics, paving the way for budgetary decisions and policy responses to be unveiled later this year in the MediumTerm Budget Policy Statement.

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The Controversy Surrounding Former Eskom CEO’s Covert Investigation

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In recent news, the head of the Special Investigating Unit (SIU), Andy Mothibi, has accused former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter of maladministration due to his approval of a covert investigation into the operations of the South African power utility. This action was taken without the authority or knowledge of the board, leading to calls for accountability and a parliamentary inquiry.

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Innovative Technology to Combat STIs and BV in Africa

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Professor JoAnn Passmore from the University of Cape Town (UCT) is leading a research group that is developing technology to identify genital tract inflammation, even in cases without symptoms. This technology will help combat sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and bacterial vaginosis (BV).

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Cape Town Takes Action to Address Taxi-Related Unrest

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The recent taxirelated disturbances in Cape Town have prompted local authorities to take swift action to ensure the safety of its residents. Alderman JP Smith has provided an update on the latest developments and the ongoing challenges faced by enforcement services in addressing these issues.

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