UNC student found dead in South Africa, reports say
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — A UNC-Chapel Hill student studying abroad who vanished during a hike while in South Africa has been found dead, according to reports given to Raleigh CBS affiliate, WNCN. Brook Cecilia Cheuvront, 20, went hiking on Saturday at Devil's Peak in the Western Cape, according to News24 of South Africa.
A Cape Town man was found guilty of killing his girlfriend in 2017. He doused her with a flammable liquid and torched her.
On Friday, the Chinese Consulate-General in Cape Town held celebrations in the Mother City, Cape {town} Etc reports. Also ...
The Cape Town and the Western Cape governments are doubling the number of law enforcement advancement plan (LEAP) officers ...
Several schools across the Western Cape, more specifically its pupils, were an insurmountable force against and fighting the ...
Celebrate Heritage Day in true South African fashion. These events include tasty food, captivating entertainment and hearty ...
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Diving and Foraging for Wild Food in Cape Town’s False BayA locally-led workshop shows visitors how to transform kelp, mussels, and sea snails harvested from South Africa's rocky ...
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French Consulate in Cape Town closes visa sectionThe French Consulate in Cape Town will no longer be handling visa applications. This is in a bid to streamline visa ...
Omar Parker, secretary-general of the Western Cape E-Hailing Association (WCEA), criticised the current system. He said members faced low earnings and the companies took an unfairly high proportion of ...
Following dam walls bursting and causing devastating flash floods in Riverlands, Western Cape, Parliament has heard the ...
Study found that 10,000-year-old human genome is genetically similar to ethnic groups currently living in South Africa's Western Cape Province.
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Western Cape train derailment sparks concerns over South Africa's aging railway infrastructureA train derailment near Paarl in the Western Cape has got citizens questioning the condition of the country's infrastructure ...
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