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Clanwilliam woman’s Cape Town trip ends in terrifying N2 smash-and-grab

IOL · 20 October 2026 at 07:00

Clanwilliam woman’s Cape Town trip ends in terrifying N2 smash-and-grab

A Clanwilliam woman was allegedly robbed of her cellphone near Cape Town International Airport, according to councillor Emre Uygun.

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