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Cape Town skies set to come alive as Heideveld School Fly leads mental health festival celebrations

IOL · 16 October 2026 at 17:00

Cape Town skies set to come alive as Heideveld School Fly leads mental health festival celebrations

Heideveld schoolchildren will take part in a community kite-flying event on Wednesday, October 21, ahead of the Cape Town International Kite Festival, which returns to Ottery on October 24 and 25 to raise awareness and funds for mental-health services.

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