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SPAR recalls selected yoghurt products over production malfunction
SPAR has recalled selected yoghurt products due to a production malfunction. Affected products may cause stomach upset. Return for a full refund.
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Cape Town’s unfinished Foreshore Freeway Bridge could finally be completed
Cape Town will unveil plans to complete the iconic Foreshore Freeway Bridge, giving residents the chance to help shape its future.
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Kimberley se historiese trem ry weer in Desember, as planne nie ontspoor
Kimberley se trem gaan volgens die nuutste begrotingstoespraak van die burgemeester teen Desember weer in werking wees.
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Johannesburg financial crisis deepens as treasury withholds funds
National Treasury withheld R3.6 billion from Johannesburg for financial mismanagement, affecting service delivery and prompting mayoral assurances amidst skepticism.
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Transnet blacklists seven companies following corruption probe
State-owned freight company Transnet has secured approval from the National Treasury to blacklist seven companies found guilty of unethical and unlawful conduct following forensic investigations.
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Treasury defends withholding R13.5 billion from 69 municipalities
National Treasury defends withholding R13.5 billion from 69 municipalities to ensure creditor payments, aiming to change financial behavior without service delivery impact.
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Three more Free State municipalities face severe budget and governance crises
Three Free State municipalities face severe financial crises and governance issues, threatening service delivery amidst state intervention and funding cuts.
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Trump declares Iran ceasefire ‘over’ as Strait of Hormuz attacks intensify
Tensions rise again over the Strait of Hormuz.
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AARTO phase 2 rolls out: What this means for motorists
The AARTO Act’s second phase introduces significant changes for South African motorists and businesses, emphasising administrative handling of traffic fines.
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‘Is Cape Winelands Airport being built on the right place?’
André Brink of Groot Phesantekraal Wine Estate questioned whether the Cape Winelands Airport is being built on the right place.
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