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Investigation into Grants Awarded by Gauteng Department of Social DevelopmentGrants awarded to two organisations by the Gauteng Department of Social Development are under investigation. Four officials have been placed on suspension and more individuals are possibly involved. The investigation started in October and is scheduled to be concluded in March.
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Wingu Academy Establishes The Wingu Angela Academy Campus in Cape TownWingu Academy has recently established The Wingu Angela Academy Campus in Lakeside, Cape Town. The aim is to integrate initiatives in the community that develop not only the child's education needs but also their emotional and physical health through partnerships and community involvement.
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President Ramaphosa announces R1bn housing plan in Northern CapePresident Cyril Ramaphosa has announced a mega housing plan in the Northern Cape. The project is estimated to cost R1 billion and is expected to be completed by July 2025 at the latest. The Northern Cape's planned 4 000 houses to address its backlog crisis is a"fulfilment of a dream", President Cyril Ramaphosa told residents who gathered in a sod-turning event in Kimberley, in the Sol Plaatjie Local Municipality. The project is aimed at building houses across several municipalities to address a housing backlog in the Northern Cape. But the DA made a pre-emptive strike by labelling the announcement of the project as"electioneering". Although Ramaphosa saw Thursday's announcement as a great day for the Northern Cape, the DA said it was sceptical. The official opposition says it's worried that R600 million of the R1 billion housing project is being borrowed. "The projected interest payment stands at R94 million
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De Waterkant: A Slice of Europe in Cape TownDe Waterkant, with its street-side restaurants and boutique shops, offers a taste of Europe in Cape Town. Explore the pretty streets and enjoy Italian delicacies at Lello's Caffè.
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Statue of Archbishop Desmond Tutu with Palestinian scarf to be erected in Cape TownA statue of Archbishop Desmond Tutu wearing a Palestinian scarf will be put up in Cape Town from Friday to symbolise his decades-long work championing justice for Palestinians, his foundation said.
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