Features
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Fearful African migrants warily work on through Gulf missile strikes
When blasts rolled across Dubai as air defences intercepted Iranian missiles overhead, Marion Kuria froze as a tremor ran through her building.
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Local lass running 100km today for Bizweni children
Helderberg local Jade Morris was already several kilometres into a grueling 100km journey as soon as the sun rose early on Monday morning (2 March) as the 27-year-old began her mission to raise vital funds and awareness for the Bizweni…
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Scam centre trafficking victims break silence on Cambodia nightmare
Cape Town trafficking victims aged 19 and 30 reveal horrific Cambodia scam centre nightmare after Hawks arrest alleged Kraaifontein recruiters.
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Could South Africans get an extra public holiday in 2026?
South Africans could get an extra day off if the President declares municipal election day a public holiday.
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Community WhatsApp groups, community safety or misinformation?
Community WhatsApp groups for safety are becoming sources of misinformation and fear without proper moderation, warns CMS.
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National Gardens Week: Your free passport to nature
During National Gardens Week from March 9 to 15, 2026, South African citizens and residents can enjoy free access to SANBI’s botanical and zoological gardens.
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Sanlam extends Cape Town Marathon sponsorship to 2031
Sanlam has renewed its title sponsorship of the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon for a further five years, extending the partnership through to 2031.
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Volunteers plant seeds of change across Nelson Mandela Bay
A tree-planting initiative formed part of the Mother’s Forest Project, a global environmental campaign in response to climate change.
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Pacofs begins search for new CEO as incumbent’s contract expires
Pacofs searching for a new chief executive officer
