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The NSRI Pink Rescue Buoy Initiative: A Groundbreaking Innovation

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Not all heroes wear capes, but sometimes they carry a Pink Rescue Buoy. The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) developed an innovative, groundbreaking initiative for drowning prevention in 2017. This initiative has been so successful that it won the International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) Award for Innovation and Technology in 2018.

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Public Health Sector in South Africa: A Crisis in Need of Reform

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The South African public health sector is currently facing a crisis that impacts everyone, particularly the most vulnerable members of society. Doctors are overwhelmed by the patient loads, lack of support and backup, and the need to work extended hours. Consequently, healthcare quality has deteriorated, and the poor and vulnerable bear the brunt of the situation. Nevertheless, amidst the challenges, there are also stories of hope and resilience that deserve recognition.

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The Emergence of Triplets Ghetto Kids

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Triplets Ghetto Kids, an Ugandan dance group, have garnered international acclaim for their highoctane performances, captivating audiences worldwide. Established in 2014 by Kavuma Dauda, Triplets Ghetto Kids emerged as a creative outlet for a group of street children in Kampala. Over time, they have become a globally recognized phenomenon, renowned for their fusion of traditional African dance styles with contemporary dance moves

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South Africa’s Battle Against the German Cockroach Infestation

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South Africa is currently facing a severe infestation of German cockroaches due to the rising temperatures and increasing humidity caused by climate change. CropLife, a nonprofit organization that represents manufacturers and suppliers of pesticides, has identified the usage of unregistered pesticides for indoor use and inadequate hygiene practices as the leading factors behind this outbreak.

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Monster Jam Returns to Cape Town Stadium: A Spectacular Event

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Monster Jam, the worldrenowned monster truck competition, has returned to Cape Town Stadium for another thrilling event. The competition is known for its highoctane action, with eight powerful trucks competing against each other in various competitions. The stadium was buzzing with excitement as the media and Mayor GeordinHill Lewis were given a sneak peek at the trucks before the event.

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How Bao Now – Street-Food Bar at The Old Biscuit Mill

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If you’re searching for an exciting new eatery that combines the punchy flavors of street food with the finesse of fine dining, then How Bao Now is a mustvisit. This cozy holeinthewall is situated at The Old Biscuit Mill in Cape Town and was founded by two exTest Kitchen chefs, Matt Van den Berg and Carla Schulze.

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Views + Seafood for the Soul

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If you’re looking for a dining experience that offers stunning views of the ocean and a menu inspired by the sea, then GINJA Restaurant in Cape Town is a mustvisit destination.

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A Delay in Eviction Proceedings: The Plight of Homelessness in Cape Town

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A recent development in Cape Town has shed light on the ongoing struggle of vulnerable individuals experiencing homelessness in the City. The City of Cape Town had applied to have a group of homeless individuals evicted from several public sites, including locations in the city center. However, the eviction hearing was delayed after the group, represented by the SocioEconomic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI), filed a notice of intention to oppose the eviction. While disappointing for the City, the delay has opened up an opportunity for a larger conversation about the root causes of homelessness in Cape Town.

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South Africa’s Crisis of Food Price Hikes

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South Africa is currently facing a crisis of food price hikes that have caused widespread suffering among poor households. According to StatsSA, food prices have risen by 14% over the past year, resulting in millions of children and adults going hungry. This devastating crisis has prompted DA leader John Steenhuisen to urge President Ramaphosa and his cabinet to take immediate action to alleviate the suffering of the people of South Africa.

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South Africa’s Eco-Friendly Fashion Brands

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Fashion has always been a form of selfexpression, but the industry has been scrutinized for its environmental impact in recent years. However, in South Africa, a growing number of fashion brands are taking proactive steps toward sustainability and ethical production. From ecofriendly fabrics to upcycling materials, these brands are leading the way toward a more sustainable future for the fashion industry.

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Cape Town: A Global Tourist Destination

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Cape Town has emerged as a leading global tourist destination, known for its stunning natural beauty, rich culture, and vibrant atmosphere. The city has been nominated across nine categories for the World Travel Awards Africa Region 2023, which are considered the gold standard for the travel and tourism industry. These nominations bring global attention to the local destinations, attractions, and operators, and winning these accolades will attract more tourists to Cape Town, ultimately contributing to the economic growth of the region.

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Cape Clawless Otters: Playful and Endearing Creatures of South Africa

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Cape clawless otters are one of the most endearing creatures on South Africa’s coastlines. These shy, nocturnal, and diurnal animals, slightly larger than one might expect, are the largest freshwater species after the South American otter. Unfortunately, their population is slowly decreasing, and they were listed as near threatened by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) in 2014. However, their playful nature and endearing appearance make them a favorite among locals and tourists.

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