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Think twice before playing music on Clifton Beach – your speaker could be confiscated

13 October 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

According to these by-laws, amplified sound, including music from speakers, is prohibited in public places if it causes a disturbance. This includes areas like beaches, where large groups gather.Read More at Source

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