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Traders, taxi drivers welcome long-awaited Nyanga rank upgrade (opens the original)
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The Nyanga Public Transport Interchange is set for an upgrade that the City of Cape Town says will improve transport facilities, trading areas and infrastructure used by thousands of commuters. Photo: Emihle Ngwane Ntombovuyo Gubudela has sold sweets and other snacks at the Nyanga taxi rank since 2020. She is one of about 150 informal traders at the rank who have complained for years about the lack of facilities for traders and commuters. The City of Cape Town has completed public meetings on it
CPUT’s chaotic second semester ends (opens the original)
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Windows at CPUT’s Cape Town campus, damaged by rocks thrown by protesting students. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT)’s second semester, marked by weeks of violent protests, ended on Friday. CPUT suspended lectures almost three weeks ago, on 18 August, and gave students 24 hours to vacate its residences. Most students stayed, but all classes stopped. The university said classes would only resume when it is safe. Students told GroundUp they have be
Author: Emihle Ngwane | GroundUp (opens the original)
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EFF-led SRC made several allegations against CPUT management, which the university rejects Journey aims to highlight how climate change affects communities Instruments worth R100,000 were stolen from the Samora Machel band and sold for scrap Only a few students have left their residences after university gave them 24-hours to leave This follows days of protests at Cape Peninsula University of Technology A woman recovering from a C-section was handcuffed and taken to Muizenberg SAPS The universit
Readers’ donations get church band going again (opens the original)
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The Samora Machel youth brass band rehearsing on Sunday with new instruments, after many of their instruments were stolen and sold for scrap two months ago. Photo: Emihle Ngwane Donations have helped a youth church band in Samora Machel replace stolen instruments and start rehearsing again In July, GroundUp reported on the theft of nine brass musical instruments which were sold to a scrap yard for a fraction of their value. The total estimated cost to replace the instruments was over R100,000, w
CPUT students defy order to leave residences (opens the original)
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During a mass meeting on Wednesday, Cape Peninsula University of Technology student leaders told students not to vacate their residences. Photos: Ashraf Hendricks Most students at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) remained at their residences on Wednesday, despite being told they have 24 hours to vacate. This comes after days of protest about the financial exclusion of students. Some demonstrations have turned violent and led to the destruction of property and people being assau
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