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TYGERBURGER MASCOT DAZZLES CROWDS AT CAPE TOWN CARNIVAL
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The TygerBurger mascot turned heads and drew cheers from the crowd during the vibrant Cape Town Carnival on Saturday, adding an extra dose of excitement to the city’s muchloved annual celebration. Parading alongside colourful floats, dancers and performers, the mascot quickly became a crowd favourite, with spectators stopping to take photos and interact along the route. PHOTO: KAYLYNNE BANTOM
COUNCILLORS FLAG LACK OF SPEEDING FINES ON KEY ROAD
Speeding concerns RICHARD ROBERTS
RICHARD.ROBERTS@NOVUSMEDIA.CO.ZA
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he lack of speeding fines being issued in Subcouncil 7 was one of the concerns raised by ward councillors at a meeting held last week. The monthly meeting was held on Wednesday 18 March in the council chambers at the Durbanville Municipal Office
Complex. Council was discussing the Report on Activities for Traffic Services for the month of January this year when the concerns regarding the lack of speeding fines cropped up. Cheryl Visser, Ward 1 councillor, indicated that speeding was something that took place in her ward almost
regularly, yet no traffic fines
SUBCOUNCIL INTEROGATE SPEEDING STATS FOR BUSY ROADS
had been issued in the period discussed, and “clearly isn’t right. Is there no way it can be investigated?” Speeding reportedly often takes place in Plattekloof Road, Monte Vista Boulevard, Giel Basson Drive and Jip de Jager Drive.
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