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Congress passes Trump’s $9 billion foreign aid and public broadcasting cuts in late-night vote
The US Congress has approved President Donald Trump’s controversial plan to slash $9 billion in federal funding.
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G20: South Africa warns global turmoil threatens critical 2030 development goals
South Africa has issued a stark warning that escalating global turmoil and the erosion of international cooperation could derail ambitious 2030 development goals.
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Mall fights spark concerns among businesses and security cluster
Authorities and community leaders are urging families to take action, while investigations into the events and their organisers continue
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Canada opens doors for massive WC investment boost
A groundbreaking meeting between Canada’s Minister of Finance, François-Philippe Champagne, and Western Cape Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism, Dr Ivan Meyer, has opened new avenues for unprecedented investment […]
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August fuel price: Good news for petrol drivers, bad news for diesel users
If you drive a petrol car, you’re in for some good news at the pumps come August.
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Een gewond, 7 in hegtenis ná optog oor swak dienslewering in Kimberley
Tydens die beplande vreedsame protesoptog Maandag in Kimberley, is een persoon gewond en sewe in hegtenis geneem. Die optog volg oor ontevredenheid met onder meer swak dienslewering.
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Botswana crowned Africa’s best safari destination for fourth time
Botswana has once again claimed the coveted title of Africa’s premier safari destination
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Kimberley Shutdown on Monday confirmed despite fake news that it was cancelled
The Kimberley Shutdown on 14 July is confirmed. Community grievances target local government corruption and inadequate services. The police is on high alert.
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AARTO implementation delayed again: New December 2025 launch date announced
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act (AARTO) faces another postponement, giving businesses more time to prepare for sweeping changes to South African road traffic management. After years of […]
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Cathedral in Kimberley lit blue to raise awareness of persisting asbestos dangers
St Cyprian’s Cathedral in Kimberley was lit blue to highlight ongoing asbestos dangers, commemorating mesothelioma victims and raising awareness on asbestos-related illnesses.
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