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Political veteran Roelf Meyer appointed South Africa’s ambassador to United States
President Ramaphosa appoints Roelf Meyer as South Africa’s US ambassador, aiming to restore relations after a recent diplomatic crisis.
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Malema firearm sentencing case set to conclude tomorrow
The State requested the maximum sentence of 15 years imprisonment, arguing that the court must set an example to potential offenders.
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Wincklers apologise for ‘weight-shaming’ comments in podcast
Heinz and Aletté Winckler issued a public apology after their “weight shaming” comments on a podcast received backlash on social media.
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Parents have until 17 May to submit late school applications for 2027
Western Cape parents who missed the WCED’s deadline still have until 17 May 2026 to submit late applications for Grade R, 1 and 8 places in 2027.
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Familie soek geregtigheid vir moord op jong kroegman van Velddrif
Die ondersteuning, liefde en omgee vir John-Ray Pieterse (26), was opmerklik by die Laaiplek-landdroshof vandag (Woensdag 15 April). Die twee verdagtes in die moordsaak van Pieterse, William Owies (50) en […]
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Public Protector clears Ramaphosa over White House silence on Steenhuisen remarks
The Public Protector has cleared President Cyril Ramaphosa of breaching the executive ethics code following a complaint over his failure to challenge remarks made by Minister John Steenhuisen during an official visit to the White House.
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Trump says Iran talks could resume within days
US President Donald Trump has indicated peace talks with Tehran could resume this week.
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Cape Town tests AI traffic cameras to catch seatbelt and mobile phone violations
The City of Cape Town recently explored the introduction of AI-powered cameras capable of detecting seatbelt and mobile phone violations in real time.










