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Western Cape disaster management teams and municipal crews are on standby to respond to severe weather forecast for this weekend when holiday traffic is expected to increase across the province.

Emergency and disaster risk management services in the Western Cape will remain on high alert on Tuesday as severe weather continues to lash the province.

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As heavy rains and flooding gripped parts of the country on Monday, authorities in Gauteng and the Western Cape remained on high alert to respond to life-threatening incidents.

His Majesty the King has approved a new Residentiary Canon at Worcester Cathedral.

The contentious B97 minibus-taxi route between Bellville and Paarl, which was closed for nearly 18 months after a violent taxi dispute left at least 83 people dead, has been reopened.

The pair was nabbed by the polices economical infrastructure task team on Tuesday.

Most secondary schools in the north and north east will be disrupted by a teacher strike on Wednesday and Thursday.

Councillor Alastair Redman is calling on people who come for a holiday in Argyll and Bute to be responsible.

The city still has numerous sewage pollution issues, but Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis is ‘on the right track’, says expert.