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Data breaches surge despite five years of privacy law enforcement
Data breaches in South Africa have increased despite privacy law enforcement, highlighting the need for better accountability and effective governance.
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Billions in irregular spending flagged as damning SITA report reveals governance collapse
An independent investigation into the State Information Technology Agency has uncovered systemic failures in financial controls, contract management and record-keeping.
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WATCH | Safety car controversy denies thrilling Silverstone finale as Ferrari triumph
A sell out crowd of 175 000 spectators left Silverstone on Sunday feeling short-changed after race officials opted to end the British Grand Prix under safety car conditions rather than risk a final-lap showdown.
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Home Affairs to hire 301 immigration officers in major capacity boost
The Department of Home Affairs will recruit 301 additional immigration officers, expanding the country’s immigration enforcement capacity by 35%.
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Bay’s water crisis drags on despite full dams as outages continue
Despite full dams following May’s floods, Nelson Mandela Bay residents continue battling water outages as critical reservoir levels hamper recovery efforts.
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Trump confirms asking FIFA boss to review Balogun red card decision
US President Donald Trump has confirmed he personally asked FIFA president to review the red card handed to American striker Folarin Balogun.
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Cape independence the only solution to tax drain, says CAPEXIT
CAPEXIT has renewed its call for Western Cape independence, claiming Capetonians lose 75% of their taxes to the national government.
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Nigeria warns xenophobic violence shows no signs of abating in South Africa
Nigeria’s foreign minister has warned that conditions for foreigners in South Africa continue to deteriorate, as anti-immigrant violence grips the country.
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Exposure to smoke is taking a toll on Cape Town’s firefighters
A UWC study found that more than half of Cape Town firefighters surveyed reported respiratory symptoms linked to occupational smoke exposure.
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Winter swimmers make a splash for NSRI’s lifesaving mission
Brave swimmers and enthusiastic supporters turned out for NSRI Station 18’s Solstice Swim, raising funds while celebrating community spirit and lifesaving work.
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