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Cold weather in Cape is opportunity to prepare your home for winter
Two cold fronts are moving across the Cape this weekend with wind speeds expected to pick up towards the latter part of the weekend.
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Government crackdown: 40+ hijacked state properties face mass evictions
Deputy Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Sihle Zikalala announced Operation Bring Back in Potchefstroom.
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Court imposes harsh sentence on cable thief for spree of theft and vandalism
Regional Court sentences a copper thief to 20 years in prison for a spree of cable theft incidents targeting Centlec and Telkom infrastructure.
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UWC alumni takes their homegrown tech invention to the global stage
UWC alumni will showcase transport app Uthutho in Silicon Valley after winning Red Bull Basement SA with their AI-powered commuter solution.
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Pretoria High Court sets sentencing date for convicted taxi manager killer
The Pretoria High Court has found Obvious Lindokuhle Magudulela guilty on multiple counts, including premeditated murder, robbery with aggravating circumstance and attempting to kill a bystander.
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Government ministers pledge support for Hermanus New Harbour project
A high-level engagement session at the harbour yesterday brought together National Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Dean Macpherson, Western Cape Minister of Infrastructure Tertuis Simmers, and local government leaders to advance infrastructure-led economic growth plans for the Overberg region.
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Job seekers criticise Athlone Stadium employment event after chaos
The city said in a statement Police Public Order Policing made use of a stun grenade to maintain crowd control outside the stadium.
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Cape Town’s Goodwood residents help SAPS crack down on drugs and housebreakings
Four suspects were arrested for drug possession in Goodwood, highlighting effective community vigilance and anti-crime collaboration among local watch groups.
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Groundbreaking research examines food safety
Dr Pontso Letuka did her PhD ground-breaking research on the assessment of safety of street-vended foods and the nutritional knowledge of street food vendors within Mangaung
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Africa’s first multi-vaccine plant to be built in South Africa
Africa’s first vaccine manufacturing facility in South Africa will enhance health security, produce millions of doses, and create thousands of jobs.
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