City intensifies crackdown on illegal sewer connections
By Byron Lukas | Published Nov 1, 2024
Cape Town officials are stepping up enforcement against illegal sewer connections as inspections reveal widespread non-compliance.
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Deadly snake discovery sparks panic in Milnerton
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Psychological as well for Mamelodi Sundowns in Kaizer Chiefs cauldron, says Steve Komphela
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SPCA Inspection in Delft turns violent
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City want to bring a trophy back to Cape Town, says Eric Tinkler
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Unlicensed taxi driver jailed for deaths of young sisters
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Construction going well on City’s Sky Circle project
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Giving Nqaba Peter a go in India T20s a priority, says Proteas coach Rob Walter
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Proud moment for all of us, says Proteas skipper Aiden Markram on Bangladesh series win
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Cellphone expert: Grenade attacker’s phones were not tampered with
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