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The latest attacks on traffic testing facilities in the Free State has further exacerbate a crisis that directly impacts motorists and transport businesses.
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The Central University of Technology confirms that Tilo sadly succumbed to a short illness during class. This heartbreaking incident occurred in the presence of fellow students and staff, and has deeply affected the entire campus community
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Op 20 September het Keagan deelgeneem aan ‘n Noord-Kaap toernooi in Kimberley. Hier het hy te staan gekom teen een van die top boksers wat ook ‘n silwer-gegradeerde is. In die derde ronde het Keagan met ‘n kombinasie toegeslaan en sy teenstander met ‘n kragtige uitklophou platgetrek. Keagan is in hierdie toernooi aangewys as die…
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Welkom – The mayor of Matjhabeng, his officials, and his political office bearers act with impunity for the law it would seem, while they disregard the wellbeing of the residents […]
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In a statement the acting municipal mana-ger, Adv. Lauretta Williams, says she finds these actions by Vaal Central to be unfair, irresponsible, and far removed from its constitutional obligation to ensure the continued and equitable supply of water. She says the approach disregards the devastating implications it has on the lives of ordinary residents, who…
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Hundreds of boxes of counterfeit cigarettes of various brands (Chief, Remington Gold, Savannah, Sahawi, and Ossum) were confiscated, as were cigarette rolling papers, skin-lightening creams, and boxes of tablets believed to be sold illegally.
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The march brought together a wide array of stakeholders from across society, each lending their voice and presence to the cause. Participants included representatives from various government departments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and faith-based institutions.
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But for the intervention of the NCC and the Tribunal, the customer would have been left out in the cold. And that would have completely undermined the provisions of the CPA
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CUT sees international exchanges as key to shaping graduates who are not only skilled and innovative but also socially responsible and ready to make a global impact. By connecting with peers worldwide and embracing diverse cultures, CUT students return home inspired and enriched, strengthening the university’s mission and proudly representing South Africa on the global…
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