Atlantic Sun - July 03, 2025

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Atlantic Sun Description:

الناشر: Independent-Media-Newspapers

فئة: Newspaper

لغة: English

تكرار: Weekly

The Atlantic Sun is a free weekly community newspaper available in print and digital format, and is distributed to 31 500 readers’ homes every Thursday in the Green Point, Mouille Point, Three Anchor Bay, Sea Point, Fresnoye, Camps Bay, Bakoven, Clifton, Bantry Bay, Vredehoek, Gardens, Oranjezicht, Tamboerskloof, Devil’s Peak, Zonnebloem, High Cape, De Waterkant and Schotschekloof areas.

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July 03, 2025

For the record

Last week, Atlantic Sun mentioned in an article, “Tafelberg site still a talking point,” June 23, that Jens Horber, from Ndifuna Ukwazi, was a legal representative.

1 mins

Table Mountain Cableway needs your vote

Table Mountain remains a prominent landmark and a sought-after venue for public gatherings and events, according to the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC).

1 mins

Panel discusses challenges and the way forward

The South African fishing NPO strives to promote small-scale fisheries for ecological, economic and social sustainability.

6 mins

U-Turn shelter the homeless during stormy weather

With heavy rain on Wednesday, June 25 and more wet weather expected throughout the week, the non-profit U-Turn has arranged temporary shelter to help keep vulnerable people warm and safe.

1 mins

Beloved classic to entertain audiences

The lead actor and a dancer in a pantomime set to take the stage in July said he would rather sing, dance, tell slapstick jokes, and interact with a live audience than appear on a screen.

3 mins

FICA requirements for real estate transactions

REMAX shares some insights into why real estate agents might ask for your personal details...

2 mins

Pool care during winter months

Unless you're into ice-baths your pool is probably the furthest thing from your mind as you unpack your cozy jerseys.

2 mins

Premier Cup stalwart a soldier till the end

Friends, family, and extended Bayhill United family, organisers of the annual Premier Cup, paid tribute to tournament stalwart Patrick Connolly, 82, who died last week.