Community
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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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Benut kunsmatige intelligensie, wêreldwye web vanaf Afrikaanse platform
Deursoek die wêreldwye web, of skep inhoud met die hulp van kunsmatige intelligensie (KI) wat nou op een platform, en boonop in Afrikaans beskikbaar is.
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Municipality appeals: ‘Do not throw shopping trolleys in manholes’
Recently, a municipality appealed to the community to “refrain from throwing shopping trolleys and other foreign objects into manholes”.
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Twee Kalahari-leeumannetjies bring nuwe (leeu)lewe na Addo-olifantpark
Twee leeumannetjies van die Kgalagadi-oorgrenspark het ‘n nuwe tuiste in die Addo-olifantpark gevind, waar hulle tot nuwe gene onder die leeubevolking sal bydra.
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Springbok-kaptein Moerat: “Bokke moet vuur met vuur beantwoord”
Die Springbok-kaptein, Salmaan Moerat, en hul bystaan-afrigter, Mzwandile Stick, voorspel ‘n epiese stryd teen Italië in die tweede Castle Lager Inkommende Reeks-toets, wat Saterdag by die Nelson Mandelabaai-stadion in Gqeberha…
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Grant Williams kry goue geleentheid in kritiese Bokke-toets teen Italië
Die Paarlse Grant Williams is gereed om sy oomblik te gryp wanneer hy in die begin-span uitdraf vir die Springbokke teen Italië in Gqeberha.
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Frogs, crabs and lobsters worth R100 000 found in Monte Vista raid
Police and DAFF officials seized frogs, crabs, fish, and lobster tails worth R100 000 during a Monte Vista raid. A suspect was arrested on-site.
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Vermeende rower in hospitaal ná hy swanger ma en kleuter beroof
Die vermeende rower, wat verlede week in verband met die rooftog op ‘n hoogswanger vrou, haar man en hul tweejarige kleuter in die Bellville-landdroshof moes verskyn het, was egter steeds…
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Police bust illegal marine trade operation worth R100 000 in Monte Vista
A joint operation between Western Cape police and fisheries officials has resulted in the confiscation of prohibited marine resources valued at R100 000 and the arrest of a suspect.
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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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