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SANRAL completes R62 assessment, reconstruction to take three months
SANRAL has completed damage assessments on the collapsed R62 between Kareedouw and Joubertina, with reconstruction expected to take three months.
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Matriculant of the Year | Young leaders’ authentic voices heard
“In a country facing diverse challenges, this competition reassures young people that their background or circumstances do not define their future.”
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Bookkeeper convicted for stealing R2.3 million from employer
Former Blom Vervoer bookkeeper Michelle Van der Merwe was convicted at the KwaMaqoma Magistrate’s Court for stealing R2.3 million from her employer.
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R102 sinkhole repairs underway between JBay and Humansdorp
Repair works are underway on the R102 between Jeffreys Bay and Humansdorp to fix a sinkhole caused by damaged stormwater infrastructure.
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Floods force Baviaanskloof Reserve shut until December 2026
The Baviaanskloof Nature Reserve will remain closed until December 2026 after floods devastated roads, threatening the region’s tourism economy.
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Volunteer group appeals for R540,000 to repatriate Malawian nationals
The St Francis DVG urgently needs R540,000 to fund two buses for Malawian nationals at Sea Vista Hall, as Kouga braces for the March and March protest.
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Bus operator warns Eastern Cape officials: obey court orders or face prison
Court orders are “not optional” warns bus operator Intercape Mainliner after its latest victory in court, and ongoing failing of authorities to protect it against violence.
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SANParks delivers emergency water to storm-affected communities
The Tsitsikamma Section of the Garden Route National Park has distributed over 20,000 litres of water to storm-affected communities.
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Kouga mayor declares formal dispute over provincial roads
Kouga Executive Mayor Hattingh Bornman has declared a formal intergovernmental dispute over the neglect of provincial roads in the Kouga area.
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Cheetahs return to Eswatini after more than 35 years
Four cheetahs have returned to Eswatini after more than 35 years, with conservationists hoping to establish a thriving breeding population.
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