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Western Cape dam levels continue to rise following devastating May floods
Western Cape dam levels rose to 71.47%, recovering from floods, while authorities warn of more severe weather impacting communities.
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Court battle seeks to free three captive elephants from Johannesburg Zoo
Conservation organisations have launched a legal bid to relocate three elephants from the Johannesburg Zoo to a rehabilitation sanctuary in Limpopo, citing inadequate living conditions and psychological distress.
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Illegal mining crackdown nets 36 arrests and cache of weapons in Gauteng
A joint operation in Gauteng led to 36 arrests, the seizure of firearms, and equipment linked to illegal mining and gang violence.
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Underwater treasure near Simon’s Town featured in TIME magazine
A Simon’s Town underwater photograph has earned a place on the cover of TIME magazine, highlighting the remarkable Great African Seaforest.
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Alleged hitman denied bail in murder of whistleblower in Madlanga Commission
Suspected hitman in the murder of,Witness D in the Madlanga Commission of Enquiry remanded in custody after unsuccessful bail bid.
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Watchdog urges government not to make residents pay for municipal failure
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse has warned that South Africa’s local government crisis cannot be solved without holding those responsible for municipal collapse accountable.
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Hollywood celebrates Marilyn Monroe’s centenary with tributes and exhibitions
Hollywood celebrated Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday with tributes, exhibitions, and auctions, highlighting her enduring legacy and iconic status.
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Suspected gate motor thief arrested in R80 000 gate motor theft
The Rustenburg Police Flying Squad has arrested a 34-year-old male suspect in connection with the theft of gate motors estimated to be worth R80 000.
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Possible sinkhole forces lane closures on R102 in Humansdorp
A possible sinkhole on the R102 near Boskloof, Humansdorp, has forced lane closures as roads authorities rush to attend to the matter.
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Commissioner calls for stronger child protection in Western Cape
National Child Protection Week is in full swing as the Western Cape Commissioner for Children calls for stronger action to protect children.
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