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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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Reframing Rugby: Nigel Owens’ Insight on Power Dynamics and the Need for Balanced Officiating

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Nigel Owens, a former international referee, has expressed concerns about the reliance on technology in rugby, particularly with the use of Television Match Officials (TMOs) and the Foul Play Bunker. Owens believes that the excessive use of technology is overshadowing the role of onfield referees, and calls for a revamp in the way rugby employs technology. He also highlights the need for stronger officiating in crucial parts of the game, such as the scrum and the ruck, in order to improve the overall quality of rugby.

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Cape Town’s Urban Waste Management By-law Enforcement Unit Implements Effective Measures to Combat Waste Issues

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The City of Cape Town’s Urban Waste Management (UWM) Bylaw Enforcement Unit has made remarkable progress in addressing waste management issues during the final two months of the 2022/23 financial year. By imposing fines on illegal dumpers and littering offenders, attending to service requests, and conducting blitz operations, the unit has demonstrated its commitment to keeping the city clean and preserving the environment.

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Cape Town’s Enforcement Departments Crackdown on Offenses

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Over the past week, Cape Town’s enforcement departments have carried out a comprehensive operation, leading to the arrest of 283 suspects and the issuance of 59,834 fines for various offenses. The city’s authorities have expressed their concern regarding the high number of road accidents and are calling for citizens to take responsibility for their own safety and that of others.