Nomzamo Yuku
Multimedia Journalist at The Sunday Independent (South Africa)
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May 30, 2023 |
iol.co.za | Nomzamo Yuku
Cape Town - Community activists are slamming the City of Cape Town for using manipulative tactics to get their way with budget related proposals. They claim this is due to a lack of information to the people on the ground and a broken communication system. They call for an inclusive and transparent approach in addressing issues such as the expenditure of public funding and changes in municipal tariffs.
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May 19, 2023 |
iol.co.za | Nomzamo Yuku
Cape Town - Congregants of the Beautiful Exchange Grace Church in Bonteheuwel accuse the City of Cape Town of initiating an illegal dumping spot near their premises and refusing to mitigate the escalating issue. Pastor Norman Jacobs said the open land adjacent to the church has been vacant for many years. He explained there were no hazardous activities until the City started with tarring and maintenance work at the Bonteheuwel Centre in March this year.
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May 19, 2023 |
iol.co.za | Nomzamo Yuku
Cape Town - Hope has been given to the thousands of people who have lived their entire lives in blocks of flats that form the oldest housing infrastructure in the metro, thanks to a R13 million investment in maintenance of staircases. The City of Cape Town set aside the investment during this year’s budget for the upgrades and repairs to staircases in areas such as Ocean View, Lotus River, Parkwood and Grassy Park.
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May 19, 2023 |
iol.co.za | Nomzamo Yuku
Cape Town - One night, former nurse, Denzil Jacobs’ life took a turn for the worse when he was woken up by an unknown men holding a garden fork to his neck. That night would change his life forever, leading him to serve others. Jacobs was left in a pool of blood forming underneath his suddenly paralysed body. But his passion to help people never left him. Through his struggles of recovery since 2013, his career as a nurse ended as he couldn't walk or use his hands.
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May 19, 2023 |
iol.co.za | Nomzamo Yuku
Cape Town – A Brazilian-Dutch choreographer has shared gems of the industry with six South African dancers during a three-day spectacular. The Anderson Carvalho Dance and Choreography (ACDC) shared their talent on stage at the launch of the Dance Intersect 2023 at the Joseph Stone Auditorium this week.
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