Digital Content Writer-Producer for CapeTalk
Amy Fraser is a Digital Content Writer-Producer for CapeTalk, a radio station in South Africa. She writes articles covering a wide range of topics, including news, events, and social media trends. Her work has been featured on various platforms, including Kfm 94.5, 947, Eyewitness News (EWN), CapeTalk, and 702.
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Cape Town, South Africa (Local)
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By: Amy Fraser
Capetonians are praising the bravery of Brandon Janeka, who swam into turbulent waters over the weekend to rescue a woman from drowning.
By: Amy Fraser
Michele Macfarlane firmly believes that this accident could have been prevented had the necessary precautions been implemented.
By: Amy Fraser
According to a South African Depression and Anxiety Group survey, 61% of people said they would quit their jobs if they could.
By: Amy Fraser
After months of silence, the 72-year-old contacted News24, saying he would only return Eva Tembo under specific conditions.
By: Amy Fraser
In South Africa, the number of active DStv subscribers fell from 8 million to 7.6 million over the past year.
By: Amy Fraser
Spring can be a challenging season for those with seasonal allergies, often filled with sneezing, coughing and wheezing.
This time last year, the Vaal Dam was 75% full. The Department of Water and Sanitation says there is no crisis yet.
By: Amy Fraser
The Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit in Johannesburg has received approval to begin upgrades necessary for FIA Grade One accreditation, which is required to host a Formula One event.
By: Amy Fraser
The company explained that customers are now able to leave tips via card payments, in line with the decision to go cashless.
By: Amy Fraser
According to a recent Supreme Court of Appeal ruling, municipal officials can be held financially accountable for unauthorised, irregular, fruitless, and wasteful expenditure.
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