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R147m set aside for Latimer’s Landing revitalisation project
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has announced that the much-awaited R147 million Latimer’s Landing revitalisation and redevelopment project at the Port of East London will start soon, with the full completion of the project expected to be around April 2027.
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Succulent Karoo gains new protector: Lettas Kraal Nature Reserve declared
A new nature reserve declared: Lettas Kraal Nature Reserve enhances biodiversity conservation in the Western Cape.
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Turbines halted: Wind farm’s rapid response saving endangered birds
In the Western Cape, a wind farm’s rapid response to halt turbines is saving endangered birds like Cape vultures from fatal accidents.
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Diamond market crisis far-reaching: Employees picket amid financial battles
Amid declining diamond prices and tariff impacts employees of Ekapa Group are protesting layoffs affecting over 350 workers.
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Responsible tourism: Global recognition for Stellenbosch’s Township & Village
Township & Village (T&V), the Stellenbosch social enterprise connecting travellers with community-led experiences, was awarded global silver in the Peace, Understanding & Inclusivity category at the Global Responsible Tourism Awards
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South African vineyards shine on World’s 50 Best list as four estates earn global recognition
Four South African wine estates have secured coveted positions on The World’s 50 Best Vineyards extended 51-100 list for 2025, cementing the country’s reputation as a premier wine tourism destination.
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New vehicle market hits highest level in a decade
Total new vehicle sales reached 55 956 units in October, the highest monthly total since March 2015 and 16% higher compared to the same month last year.
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South Africa’s ‘Giant Eye on the Sky’ celebrates its 20th anniversary
‘Giant Eye on the Sky’ marks its 20th anniversary. Discover how SALT has transformed astronomical observations in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Historic small harbour programme launches in KwaZulu-Natal
The first phase of South Africa’s groundbreaking small harbour construction programme was officially launched in Port Shepstone last week, marking a historic milestone as the first small harbours to be […]
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Cape Town secures court victory in battle against electricity tariff delays
The North Gauteng High Court has handed Cape Town a significant victory in its ongoing battle against delayed electricity tariff decisions, adopting the City’s proposals to impose strict new timelines […]
