Cape Town mayor Patricia De Lille said she hopes to see "many acts of generosity and kindness" over Christmas and the New Year. She also urged "residents to please enjoy the festive season in a responsible manner" and to "not drink and drive". "As the year comes to an end and people enjoy the holiday period with family and friends‚ on behalf of the City of Cape Town‚ I wish all residents and visitors a Merry Christmas‚" De Lille said on Thursday. "During this time of giving‚ celebration and festive cheer‚ it is my hope that we draw closer to our loved ones‚ make every effort to build stronger families and that we remember to always make time for each other, especially the elderly‚ the mothers‚ fathers and grandparents. "While Christmas time is filled with festivity‚ it is also an ideal time for everyone to take stock of our blessings and look at ways in which we can give back and do a little more to help those in need. "It is my wish that the many acts of generosity and kindness‚ wh...

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