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Winter Recklessness: A Week of Tragedy on Western Cape Roads

9 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Winter roads in the Western Cape turn deadly because rain, fog, and early darkness make streets slippery and hard to see. During one tragic week, 23 people died, many of them pedestrians walking in unsafe, poorly lit areas. Reckless driving and alcohol make things worse, while police try hard to catch offenders. Despite the sadness, community groups and caring people work together to keep each other safe, showing that hope and change are still possible.

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