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De Beers to pause work at South Africa’s largest diamond mine
De Beers will suspend production at South Africa’s Venetia diamond mine for two years to cut costs amid challenging market conditions.
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South Africa unveils plan for 36-million-barrel fuel reserve to prevent shortages
The national government has published a draft policy that could see South Africa build its largest strategic oil reserve in more than 40 years.
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Deputy Minister Mahlobo commends progress at Clanwilliam Dam as R8bn project nears halfway mark
Water and Sanitation Deputy Minister David Mahlobo praised progress at the long-delayed Clanwilliam Dam wall raising project during a site visit.
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Suspect in Khaeane’s death comes forth as calls for justice intensify
The suspect in Khaeane’s tragic death gave a warning statement as calls for justice intensify in support of the affected family of the deceased.
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Mleve murder case postponed to September as defence seeks statement access
Two men accused of killing ANC councillor Sicelo Mleve appeared in court, with their murder case postponed to 15 September.
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Bo-Kaap mourns Bafana Bafana star Jayden Adams
The Bo-Kaap community and South African football fraternity are mourning Bafana Bafana star Jayden Adams as police investigate his death.
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Pig’s head left at Muslim cemetery halts memorial service in divided Bosnian city
A memorial service honouring fallen soldiers was cancelled on Monday after mourners discovered a pig’s head between Muslim graves.
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WATCH | Rugby spectator dies after falling into deep excavation on Lynnwood Road
A rugby supporter died from severe injuries on Saturday evening after falling into a deep excavation on the pavement in Lynnwood Road, Pretoria.
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Godongwana sets strict conditions for 69 municipalities to unlock frozen funds
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced funding restoration requirements for 69 municipalities to address financial mismanagement and ensure accountability.
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Western Cape dam levels show mixed fortunes amid erratic winter rainfall
Cape Town is facing renewed water security concerns as dam levels supplying the city have dropped below last year’s levels, despite the province being hit by devastating floods in May and June.
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