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Aviation regulator probes Airlink rugby flyby as third display cancelled
Aviation authorities are investigating Airlink’s dramatic low-altitude flypast over Cape Town Stadium, prompting the airline to cancel a planned third display.
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Township tourism in the spotlight as Cape Town Tourism Month launches in Langa
The launch of Cape Town Tourism Month in Langa aims to promote local tourism, encourage new products, and address crime issues.
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Delft police officer arrested after docket goes missing
A Western Cape police constable has been arrested for corruption at Delft police station, prompting the Provincial Commissioner to issue a stern warning.
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Western Cape strengthens burns care ahead of fire season
The Western Cape government is enhancing burns care and preparing its health system for the upcoming fire season to address burn injuries.
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El niño update: SAWS predicts frequent heatwaves and regional water scarcity
SAWS warns a historic El Niño combined with global warming could make 2027 the hottest year ever, bringing severe heatwaves and drought risks to SA.
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GALLERY: Rescue underway at Strand Beach
A multi-agency search and rescue effort is currently underway at Strand Beach this afternoon (Wednesday 2 September), after three swimmers fell into difficulty in the surf between Strand Lifesaving Club and the Helderberg Marine Protected Area.
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South Africa clears diplomat over Zuma-Gupta meeting controversy
South Africa’s foreign ministry has cleared its high commissioner to India of any wrongdoing after a controversial June meeting between former president Jacob Zuma and fugitive businessman Ajay Gupta sparked […]
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SAPS emergency call centres under fire over service delivery failures
The handling of a distress call to the SAPS 10111 emergency call centre is under scrutiny as emergency calls are unanswered.
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Morning rush hour crash lands driver in hospital, three unharmed
A morning rush hour crash involving a minibus taxi, two bakkies, and a cyclist saw one driver hospitalised for emergency medical treatment.
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New York City bans AI in public schools for students up to eighth grade
New York City bans artificial intelligence for public school students through eighth grade over mental health and cognitive development concerns.
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