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HOËRSKOOL TYGERBERG IS NAASWENNER BY ATKV-APPLOUS 2026 Die Hoërskool Tygerberg se seunskoor, ook bekend as die “Tygerberg Mafia” het verlede week aan die ATKV Applous 2026 se eindronde deelgeneem. Die skool het by die derde gala-aand weggestap as naaswenners in die meriete-afdeling vir seunshoërskoolkore. Seuns, Die seunskoor van Paul Roos Gimnasium was die wenners in dié kategorie. Die Hoërskool Tygerberg se seuns- en meisieskool is in 2015 gestig. Barend van der Westhuizen, onderhoof, is die direkteur van die seunskoor. Die ATKVApplous word reeds byna 50 jaar aangebied. Luidens die ATKV se webblad is die omvang van die kompetisie só groot, dat die eindronde oor vier aande strek. Die derde gala-aand het op Vrydag 31 Julie plaasgevind.
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City hits R12.2bn mark DESIRÉE RORKE
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ape Town has smashed a national record, spending more than R12.2 billion on infrastructure in a single financial year, but not everyone is celebrating, with opposition questioning whether ratepayers can keep shouldering the
cost. Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, last week Thursday announced the City’s capital expenditure tally of over R12.2 billion for the 2025-'26 financial year as being not only a record infrastructure investment for Cape Town, but as a South African-record for a city in a
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single year. "The record R12.24 billion capital investment in this past financial year demonstrates not only to Capetonians – but to South Africans right across the
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country – what it takes to build for the future, to build a City of Hope," said Hill-Lewis in his address to council.