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Shining a Light on Queer Creativity: The Blank Break Film Festival Celebrates Diversity at Pride Shelter Trust

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The Blank Break Film Festival, hosted by the Pride Shelter Trust in Cape Town, provides a platform for queer filmmakers to showcase their work and promote queer narratives on the silver screen. It creates a safe and encouraging space for budding and seasoned queer artists, celebrating diversity and fostering solidarity within the LGBTQ+ community. The festival showcases inspiring and diverse films from gifted filmmakers, and attendees are encouraged to bring a donation for the Pride Shelter Trust to support the LGBTQ+ community facing homelessness or crisis situations.

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“Vukile ‘Old Bones’ Magwaca: A Tale of Perseverance, Resilience, and the Power of Community”

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Vukile ‘Old Bones’ Magwaca is a South African boxer with an unwavering dedication to the sport. From modest beginnings, he has achieved international recognition, winning numerous championship belts. However, in 2018 he was shot in the leg, leading him to face the possibility that his time in the ring may be limited. Vukile found comfort in coaching and gradually regained his strength, choosing to stage a comeback. He is now scheduled to face Bryan Mercado in a WBC International title match in Mexico, and the Cape Town community is rallying behind him to help make his dream a reality.

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Reunited at Last: Two Missing Boys from Lambert’s Bay Found Safe in Grootbrak

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The Disappearances Trevor Andrews and McNeil Fortuin, both 13 years old, went missing in early August in Lambert’s Bay. Trevor was last seen on August 3, informing his mother that he was going to help someone clean their house. When he failed to return home, his mother immediately became worried, as Trevor was always punctual. Similarly, McNeil was last seen by his aunt on August 4, who later reported him missing.

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Celebrating Mandela Day: A Day of Joy and Inspiration on Table Mountain

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Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) celebrated Mandela Day on July 18th by hosting a memorable day for children from Home from Home, a local child protection organization. Established 18 years ago, Home from Home has been providing loving support to vulnerable children in the Western Cape by offering permanent, familystyle foster care within 16 communities across the province.

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Tragedy Strikes World Rugby Under-20 Championship

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The World Rugby Under20 Championship was marred by tragedy when Greig Oliver, father of Irish team member Jack Oliver, passed away in a paragliding accident. The devastating news cast a shadow over the rugby community, who typically come together in the spirit of sportsmanship during this event.

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Title: Police Task Team’s Success in Combating Cross-border Criminality in Northern KZN

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The South African Police Service (SAPS) has made remarkable progress in addressing crossborder criminal activities in Northern KwaZuluNatal. Within just three months, the task team deployed to the region by the National Commissioner of SAPS, General Fannie Masemola, has arrested 59 suspects. This success is the result of discussions with community leaders and the Minister of Police, Bheki Cele.

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