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13-year-old Thyneeca Adonis needs your help to get her eyesight back

25 October 2021 by Alan

Cape Town in the news:

  • 13-year-old Thyneeca Adonis needs your help to get her eyesight back: The girl from Lotus River was diagnosed with Keratoconus a month ago and has 90% vision loss in her right eye and only 50% vision in her left.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • Over 200 suspects arrested during City of Cape Town crime crackdown: The City of Cape Town’s enforcement agencies have arrested more than 200 suspects and issued over 73 000 fines in the past week during operations.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • Estate agency watchdog to investigate racism allegations against Cape Town company: The Estate Agency Affairs Board said it would launch an investigation into a complaint involving a Cape Town real estate company that allegedly allowed the landlord of a Cape Town CBD apartment to …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • Climate change badly hits South Africa: Many people still think of climate change as a phenomenon that we will only face in the distant future. Perhaps that’s partly because climate change projections about rising temperatures and extreme …: “Cape Town” – BingNews

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Fun Western Cape Fact: Many years ago the whole of Camps Bay was originally owned by one man – John Lodewyk Wernich. The land was passed down to his son Johan Wernich who married a lady called Anna Koekemoer who inherited the whole estate on his death in 1778. Anna subsequently married a sailor called Frederick Ernst von Kamptz and the area became known as “Die Baai van von Kamptz” which translates to Camps Bay as we know it today.


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