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St Francis Walking Weekend returns for its second year
The second St Francis Walking Weekend takes place from 26 to 28 June, offering three days of scenic coastal walks across St Francis Bay and Jeffreys Bay.
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Residents demand answers over prolonged power outage
Die Rye residents near Tsitsikamma have been without power since May, as storm-damaged infrastructure and broken municipal promises fuel growing frustration.
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Flood devastation wipes out crops on Gamtoos Valley farm
A Loerie farm has suffered an estimated R15 million in flood damage after successive heavy rains in May and June devastated crops and irrigation systems.
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Hankey UCC welcomes first female minister in 55 years
Hankey UCC has welcomed Reverend Rochan Chetty as its new minister, marking the return of a female minister to the congregation for the first time in 55 years.
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Bay areas plagued by recurring water supply disruptions for weeks
Several strategic reservoirs are currently operating at critically low levels, with Rosedale recorded at 0% and Emerald Hill at 2%.
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Matriculant of the Year | Competition builds self-awareness, boosts confidence
“The interviews helped me express my thoughts clearly. They pushed me out of my comfort zone and made me realise that I have far more potential than I thought.”
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US fugitive wanted for rape, to start bail bid on 7 July
Alleged US fugitive Robert Lee Redd Junior, wanted for rape and sexual assault of a minor, will begin his bail application on 7 July.
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No story too small as Schools Zone celebrates every achievement
From rural fields to city pitches, every school story matters. NovaNews Schools Zone ensures no achievement goes unnoticed nationwide.
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ANC activist killed in Eastern Cape pharmacy shooting
The African National Congress (ANC) has identified the victim killed in a pharmacy shooting over the weekend, as ANC activist Wonele Gontshi.
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UK to ban social media for under-16s in sweeping internet safety move
Britain will ban social media access for children under 16, citing safety concerns and influence from Australia’s similar legislation.
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