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A Fresh Wave of Safety Custodians: The City’s 113 Enforcement Recruits

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On a brisk December day in 2023, the City of Cape Town witnessed the emergence of a dynamic fleet of enforcement recruits, eager to serve and protect. This group, comprising 35 Traffic Officers and 78 Metro Police Officers, were prepared to pledge their lives towards the safeguarding and service of the city’s inhabitants. Their readiness to serve was the culmination of an intensive training program at the City’s Safety and Security Directorate Training College, a notable milestone in their nascent careers.

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The Unyielding Legacy of Michael Hooper in Australian Rugby

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Michael Hooper is a legendary figure in Australian rugby, known for his persistence, proficiency, and leadership. He has been given a chance to join Australia’s sevens squad, a surprising opportunity after being controversially omitted from the Rugby World Cup squad. Hooper is focused on immediate obstacles such as mastering the new format and building rapport with new teammates. He embodies the belief that adaptability is as vital as capability, heralding an exciting phase in Australia’s rich rugby history.

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Handmade Cookies Bring Empowerment to Khayelitsha

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Khayelitsha Cookies is a South African company that began in 2005 with just two staff members. Today, the company has grown to employ nearly 80 women who handcraft over 82,000 baked goods daily. The company was founded by American entrepreneur Alicia Polak with a vision to teach women in the community how to bake “American style” cookies. However, Khayelitsha Cookies has evolved into much more than a cookie company; it has become a symbol of hope and strength for the women of Khayelitsha.

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Graduates of Expanded Public Works Programme Aim to Create Jobs

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The Thaba Chweu Local Municipality recently celebrated the graduation of 20 learners from the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP). These learners successfully completed their landscaping training and received certificates of competence. The Executive Mayor of Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, Honourable Councillor M.F. Nkadimeng, urged the graduates to use their newly acquired skills to establish businesses and create employment opportunities for others in their communities.