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General information publications, listed alphabetically. These documents are also placed under the relevant life events and categories in Your Life and Topics.
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Kangaroo Mother Care

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Keep Track of Your Postal Items

Keeping safe: At home

To take the stress out of assessing your home's security measures, we've compiled a list of items that you should prioritise in order to increase the safety of your family and your belongings.

Keeping Safe: On the Road

Keeping safe: tips for the holiday period

Keeping young men safe and healthy during customary initiation

As a cultural rite of passage, male initiation marks the transition from boyhood (ubukhwenkwe in isiXhosa) to manhood (ubudoda in isiXhosa) and is practised by the Xhosa, Hlubi and Sotho tribes in the Western Cape. The winter initiation season in the Western Cape is from May to July each year, and in the summer season from November to January.  Only Xhosa initiates practise initiation during winter. 

Key facts about malaria

Khoekhoe Geographical Names Brochure

Kick the Habit: Stop Smoking Today!

Kidney Disease

Know the Basics of "How to Do Business with Government"

Know the signs, symptoms and treatment of hepatitis

Protect yourself and have a blood test to find out if you have hepatitis on World Hepatitis Day, 28 July. Early detection and treatment can lead to full recovery. 

Know who you can call in an emergency

In an emergency every second counts and it could mean the difference between life and death. Currently, there’s no single emergency number in South Africa so it’s very important for you to have the correct contact details handy for a speedy response to your specific emergency.

 

Know who you can call in an emergency

Know who to call when you're in trouble. Make sure you have the correct contact details handy for a speedy response to your specific emergency.

Know Your National Parks

 

Know your SAPS Station Commander Booklet

The Know your SAPS Station Commander Booklet was put together by the Department of Police Oversight and Community Safety (Directorate: Monitoring and Evaluation). It contains the contact information of the station and cluster commanders in the 16 policing clusters in the Western Cape. 

Knysna Oyster Festival 2015

Koeberg Interchange: A New Model for Transformation of Construction Industry - Press Presentation

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Kwanokuthula e-Centre and Cape Access is brigding the technology gap

The Kwanokuthula e-Centre, in the Bitou Municipality, and the Cape Access Programme is bridging the technology gap for the community of Kwanokuthula in Plettenberg Bay. Access to information and communication technologies (ICT) has also brought with it an opportunity for personal growth and socio-economic upliftment.