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Johannesburg households paying controversial water levy as legal battle continues
Johannesburg residents are now paying a heavily increased monthly water levy despite an ongoing legal challenge that questions whether the charge is lawful.
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Bay residents still plagued by water crisis despite full dams
Despite May’s heavy rainfall refilling supply dams, Nelson Mandela Bay residents continue to face water outages due to crumbling distribution infrastructure.
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Public urged to comment on electoral disinformation code before 21 July deadline
South Africans have until 21 July to submit comments on a draft code aimed at combating false information during elections.
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Thousands evacuate as wildfires rage across southern Europe
Wildfires have torn through southern Europe, forcing thousands from their homes and prompting authorities to take the unprecedented step of banning spectators from a Tour de France stage.
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Police honour slain Eastern Cape sergeant as murder probe continues
Police honoured Sergeant Phumelele Tyuwa at his funeral in Peddie as the Hawks continue investigating his murder and search for the suspects.
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Sarah Baartman Centre project reaches major milestone in Hankey
The long-delayed Sarah Baartman Centre of Remembrance in Hankey has been handed to a contractor, marking a key step towards completion.
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Young footballer dies during league match in Mitchells Plain
The death of Standards United FC player Naeem Toyer during a match has triggered widespread tributes from clubs and supporters.
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‘Taxi violence’ intensifies as another man is fatally gunned down in Lwandle
Another suspected taxi-related shooting in Lwandle claimed the life of a 53-year-old man – the third fatal shooting in the area in less than 48 hours.
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SAMRC and DFFE join forces to fight impact of air pollution
A new partnership between the SAMRC and DFFE will focus on research, monitoring and policy development to address air pollution in South Africa.
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Nelson Mandela Bay residents hit by water and power outages
Residents across Nelson Mandela Bay are facing water supply disruptions and power outages as the municipality works to restore affected services.
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