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Nelson Mandela Bay anti-crime march calls for stronger policing
An anti-crime march in Nelson Mandela Bay saw hundreds of residents demand stronger action against violent crime and stable police leadership.
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Former Ekurhuleni city manager and three senior officials granted bail of R50 000 each
Four Ekurhuleni officials charged with corruption linked to a blue lights scandal were released on R50,000 bail after their arrest.
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Bumper sports weekend ahead for all sports lovers
Sports fans are in for a treat this weekend with one of the most action-packed line-ups in years set to unfold across multiple codes.
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SAPS intercepts R1,4 million stolen bakkie and seizes drugs across region
Some of the police operations in the Northern Cape resulted in the interception of a stolen R1,4 million bakkie at the Vioolsdrift Border Post and the seizure of drugs with a combined street value exceeding R450 000.
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Calls for accountability after National Treasury withholds NMB allocation
National Treasury has withheld Nelson Mandela Bay’s July equitable share, prompting renewed commitments to financial reforms while residents fear service delivery impacts.
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Health authorities warn against recalled weight loss drugs posing severe risk
Health regulators warn against using recalled diabetes medications Semaglutide and Tirzepatide for weight loss, citing severe safety risks.
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Crucial Currie Cup First Division playoffs this weekend
Five teams compete for four semi-final spots in the Carling Currie Cup, with crucial matches determining playoff futures this Saturday.
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Cape Town is SA’s only ‘highly financially sustainable’ metro
Cape Town has been ranked the only metro in South Africa classified as “highly financially sustainable” by the latest Municipal Financial Sustainability Index.
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Government ends monopoly on foot and mouth disease vaccines
Farmers can now vaccinate their cattle against Foot and Mouth Disease following a settlement between Minister of Agriculture and agriculture representatives.
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Tragedy and violence mar France’s World Cup victory over Morocco
France’s quarter-final victory over Morocco at the FIFA World Cup was overshadowed by tragedy and violence as celebrations turned deadly.
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