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Western Cape storms leave thousands affected

5 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

CAPE TOWN – Torrential rainfall has wreaked havoc in several Cape Town communities and affected over 3,000 residents. Flooding in both formal and informal settings were recorded and the metro’s …Read More at Source

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