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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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Police seek help to solve man’s murder in Odendaalsrus
The Odendaalsrus police are investigating a murder case after a man was found dead in Essenhout Street on Monday 25 May.
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Root44 closed until further notice, management blames municipal red tape
Root44 Market closed due to regulatory issues, planning delays, and financial pressures, citing lack of support from Stellenbosch Municipality.
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Lion park challenges CapeNature after nearly three decades of approved operations
Drakenstein Lion Park accuses CapeNature of wrongful conduct in a licensing dispute, affecting their ability to care for rescued lions.
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Union takes legal action over SANDF quarantine conditions for soldiers returning from DRC
SANDU is taking legal action over poor quarantine conditions for returning SANDF soldiers from the DRC, citing unsafe and inadequate facilities.
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Weapons, ammunition seized as police arrest 217 illegal miners at Westonaria
A total of 217 suspected illegal miners were arrested at the Losberg Kloof Mine at Westonaria as part of the multidisciplinary law enforcement Operation Prosper.
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Ramaphosa steps in as UIF crisis deepens with millions of workers left waiting
President Cyril Ramaphosa has promised to step in and help fix the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF), as millions of South African workers wait months — and sometimes years — for money they are owed.
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Cape Town turns up the heat on Parklands drug trade — and the ‘forex traders’ driving R2.6m cars with fake plates
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis joined a Metro Police operation in Parklands responding to mounting drug-related complaints.
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NRCS conducts non-compliant product checks in West Coast
NRCS inspectors seized unsafe electrical products during surprise raids in Vredenburg and Saldanha to protect consumers from potentially dangerous, non-compliant goods.
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Study seeks balanced approach in male circumcision
A UWC study calls for a culturally sensitive approach to male circumcision that protects young men’s health without eroding traditional values.
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