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Graaff-Reinet name change faces AfriForum court challenge
AfriForum has taken the renaming of Graaff-Reinet to Robert Sobukwe Town to court, challenging the decision by Minister Gayton McKenzie.
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Jeffreys Bay man dies in suspected abalone poaching incident
A 22-year-old Jeffreys Bay man drowned at Wallskipper Beach in a suspected abalone poaching incident, with police opening an inquest.
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Minister Majodina faces backlash after vulgar outburst at Kouga community meeting
Water Minister Pemmy Majodina exchanged profanities with a disabled resident at a Kouga community meeting, sparking DA ethics complaint.
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Humansdorp woman drives community giving initiatives
Humansdorp’s Nicole Moos is giving back through initiatives supporting women, matriculants and people in need in her community.
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Young rugby fan’s dream meeting with Cheslin Kolbe
Eight-year-old Oluthando Nkosinkulu’s dream came true when he met his rugby hero, Springbok star Cheslin Kolbe, during a memorable Cape Town trip.
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Businesses raise concerns over unruly children in JBay CBD
Jeffreys Bay businesses raise concerns over alleged intimidation and harassment by street children, prompting calls for urgent intervention.
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Youth programme strengthens support at Kouga schools
A youth employment programme is giving 100 unemployed young people work experience while providing valuable support to schools across Kouga.
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Matriculant of the Year | Here are the top candidates in esteemed competition
The University of the Free State (UFS) and Novus Media’s 45th Matriculant of the Year competition today announces its top group.
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Coding and literacy emerge as key training needs for teachers
Coding and robotics emerged as the top training need among more than 2,000 Eastern Cape teachers, followed by phonics and other classroom skills.
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WATCH: NovaNews Newscast — Today’s top stories, 8 September 2026
A nine-year-old’s dream comes true with Siya Kolisi’s autograph, government moves to block the sale of Nelson Mandela’s possessions, and King Charles makes it clear that Harry and Meghan won’t be returning as working royals.
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