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Trump to double tariffs on Canadian vehicles as trade war escalates
US President Donald Trump said he will increase tariffs on Canadian vehicles to 50% from January 2027 as trade tensions between neighbouring countries intensify.
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Prince Harry steps down from African charity board amid abuse scandal
Prince Harry resigns from African Parks board after charity acknowledges rangers committed human rights abuses against indigenous community in Republic of Congo.
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DA lays criminal charges against failing municipal managers in Eastern Cape
Democratic Alliance lays criminal charges against Eastern Cape municipal managers as part of nationwide campaign targeting financial mismanagement and service delivery failures.
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Slight delay in sardine clean-up along Cape beaches
City begins removing dead sardines along Cape beaches, but fish remain scattered on shorelines in Melkbosstrand, Bloubergstrand and Milnerton.
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Three arrested in alleged controlled medication syndicate bust
Three men have appeared in court after a Hawks and Anti-Gang Unit operation targeting the alleged illegal dealing of scheduled substances, drugs and cannabis.
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DA says 51 people killed in taxi violence in the Cape
The DA demands greater police intervention after taxi violence claimed 51 lives across the Western Cape this financial year.
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Community tip-off leads to arrest of four suspects and seizure of dagga valued at more than R68 000
Four suspects were arrested in Fraserburg for drug dealing, with police seizing dagga valued at R6 700 following a community tip-off.
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Time running out for SASSA beneficiaries to replace gold cards
Social grant beneficiaries have less than a week to replace SASSA gold cards with Postbank black cards before the 31 August deadline.
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NERSA registers 124 renewable energy facilities in first quarter
Energy regulator registers 124 solar and wind facilities with combined capacity of 804 MW and investment value of R20.18 billion.
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Blaze forces closure of shops in fire-gutted Bloemfontein building
Shops in the vicinity of the fire-gutted “Marabastad” building in St Andrews Street in Bloemfontein’s CBD were forced to close following a severe fire.
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