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Rising fuel costs threaten to deepen household financial strain
South African fuel prices have topped R30 a litre for the first time, putting further pressure on household budgets, transport costs and inflation.
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Stormers vs Sharks at DHL Stadium: City announces transport plan for 40 000 fans
The DHL Stormers begin their URC home campaign against the Sharks on October 10, with a comprehensive transport plan for 40,000 attendees.
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Gospel artist Musa Ndlela set for live recording in Zola
Young gospel artist Musa Ndlela will record a live music video on October 31 at Christ Church, expressing gratitude for God’s power through his songs.
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South Africa withdraws asylum order after violent clashes
South Africa withdrew asylum processing order after violent clashes in Soweto and Durban saw cars torched and foreign-run stores looted.
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Confusion surrounds Zuma’s health after hospital visit this week
Conflicting reports emerge about Jacob Zuma’s health after hospital visit this week, with family contradicting MK Party’s routine check-up claim.
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Greater Philippi business drive targets informal traders
The Greater Philippi Local Business Drive aimed to support young business owners by creating a database for assistance and funding opportunities.
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Cape Town and SA feature at Condé Nast Traveller Readers’ Choice Awards
Cape Town is ranked among the world’s friendliest and best cities, with South Africa also featuring for food and hotels in the Condé Nast Traveller awards.
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Umalusi ready for final exams, pledges tight monitoring of irregularities
South Africa’s education quality watchdog has warned teachers and principals not to prevent learners from writing their final examinations as more than one million candidates prepare to sit for their […]
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Feeling the pinch: Cape taxi operators break even on fuel costs
October’s fuel price hike has pushed Cape Town taxi operators to break-even, leaving the industry caught between rising costs and struggling commuters.
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El Niño to peak in December, could be strongest since 1950
El Niño will intensify before peaking in December and could become one of the strongest events recorded since 1950, UN warns.
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