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Sightings and altercations with Cape Fur Seals at beaches in Gordon’s Bay and Strand have steadily increased over the past few weeks – which is normal for this time of year apart from possible deadly interactions, which resulted in the death of a sea

China is expected to advance coordinated regional development amid its efforts to pursue common prosperity, as balanced development among regions is a prerequisite of the goal, which is an essential requirement of socialism and a key feature of Chinese-style modernization, according to experts.

China has already rolled out a set of strategies to provide a clear path for achieving coordinated regional development, according to experts.

A short-cut pathway that leads directly to the landmark General Botha anchor sign, which has actually being trespassed on regularly along Mountainside in Gordon’s Bay, has been closed off.

The City of Cape Town and the Western Cape government has been slammed for their 'weak' housing programme and how the number of built housing units has collapsed over the years.

Lansford and Crawford residents in Lansdowne are up in arms over a proposed and approved development which will see a three-storey mixed-use development with a retail side and residential apartments on the corner of Rokeby and Lawson roads in Belthorn Estate.

More than 300 people were left homeless in Wallacedene near Kraaifontein, after a shack fire destroyed at least 85 shacks.

With barely two-and-a-half weeks left before Capetonians elect a new council to run the City, the twin issues of spatial planning and housing have emerged as the main battleground for the campaigns.

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The Western Cape High Court has dismissed the recusal application brought by the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) for Judge Hayley Maud Slingers to recuse herself from the contentious City land invasions matter.