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Two Mozambicans killed as xenophobic violence resurfaces in South Africa
South African authorities have confirmed two Mozambican nationals were killed following anti-migrant protests at the weekend.
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FS premier welcomes findings by SIU into flawed FS bursary programme
The Free State Premier welcomed the investigation by the Special Investigating Unit into the flawed bursary programme from 2017/18.
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Most hardest-hit areas have electricity again after storm
CAPE TOWN – The Western Cape Government says significant progress has been made in restoring electricity to communities affected by last month’s severe storms, with 92% of impacted areas across […]
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Codeta launches SA PAY taxi payment system in Khayelitsha
Codeta is launching the SA PAY electronic payment system in taxis to enhance safety and financial control, starting with a pilot program.
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Level 8 weather alert: Protect your pets, avoid flooded roads and stay safe
Motorists are advised to avoid travelling during periods of intense rainfall and not to attempt crossing flooded roads, bridges or low-water crossings.
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‘Fed-up’ locals demand closures as spaza deadline looms
As a seven-day deadline looms, Lwandle and Nomzamo residents demand foreign-owned spaza shops close but business continues as usual.
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Paddlers in limbo over future of Three Anchor Bay boat sheds
Paddlers and kayakers await a month-end decision on the Three Anchor Bay boat sheds as lease uncertainty continues after the tenant’s death.
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The comeback of paper: How Japan’s zine culture is thriving in the AI age
Print persists as young Japanese artists embrace handmade magazines despite the digital era, believing that print is a medium that engages all five senses.
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Storm warning: School closures and safety alerts for Garden Route and Central Karoo
Schools in Eden and Central Karoo education district to close Wednesday and Thursday due to severe storm warning from SA Weather Service.
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SANTACO condemns deadly Hazeldene Taxi Rank attack
South African National Taxi Council (Santaco), Western Cape, has condemned the fatal shooting incident that occurred at taxi rank near Hazeldene in Browns Farm, Philippi on Tuesday, 2 June, where six people were shot, leaving four dead at the scene…
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