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Cable theft leaves Bothaville residents without reliable services
Cable theft in Bothaville disrupts services, prompting calls for enhanced law enforcement and community awareness to protect infrastructure.
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Improved water quality offers hope for Milnerton Lagoon, but concerns remain
Milnerton Lagoon restoration shows progress as improved water quality, returning marine life and fewer odour complaints point to environmental recovery.
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Woman arrested for sewing housemate’s lips shut in Japan
A 49-year-old woman has been arrested in Japan after allegedly sewing her housemate’s lips together with a needle and thread.
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Suspect in Helderberg house robbery spree arrested
Somerset West police have arrested a 32-year-old man after a high-speed chase on N2 who is linked to house robberies across the Helderberg and Boland.
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Johannesburg financial crisis deepens as treasury withholds funds
National Treasury withheld R3.6 billion from Johannesburg for financial mismanagement, affecting service delivery and prompting mayoral assurances amidst skepticism.
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Storms River Suspension Bridge stays open during repairs
Visitors can still access the Storms River Suspension Bridge as SANParks extends refurbishment work until the end of August due to bad weather.
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Khayelitsha and Langa communities demand action after Public Protector report
Community leaders welcomed the Public Protector’s report revealing service failures in Khayelitsha and Langa, urging the City to address critical infrastructure issues.
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World Cup final to get superstar half-time show as America promises bigger, better, more
If there’s one thing America does well, it’s spectacle. And when the world’s biggest football tournament comes to US soil this summer, the hosts are pulling out all the stops with a star-studded half-time show that would make the Super…
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Transnet blacklists seven companies following corruption probe
State-owned freight company Transnet has secured approval from the National Treasury to blacklist seven companies found guilty of unethical and unlawful conduct following forensic investigations.
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Dog’s reunion in Malawi brings hope for more pet rescues
A dog’s reunion with its owner in Malawi has inspired St Francis Animal Rescue as it works to reunite more pets with families forced to flee Sea Vista.
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