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Freight trucks clog Cape Town roads as city calls for public input Freight trucks are flooding Cape Town roads, worsening congestion and safety risks. The City now wants public input on a new …
Bucs’ Struggles Continue After Shock Loss In Cape Town Cape Town in the news: Bucs’ Struggles Continue After Shock Loss In Cape Town: Orlando Pirates’ struggles in the …
A Bluefin Tuna for $118000: Going, Going … Gone? A Bluefin Tuna for 8000: Going, Going … Gone? – (curated as of interest to Two Oceans Aquarium and Cape …