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Oops, wrong way! Summerstrand tourism sign fixed after directional blunder
Summerstrand’s newest tourism signage was meant to point visitors in the right direction. It just needed to find its own way first.
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Traffic officers knock on doors to collect outstanding fines in Cape Town
Cape Town traffic officers collected R110,000 in outstanding warrants, arresting 16 motorists during home visits to ensure accountability.
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Iranian president says time to end war from position of strength
Iranian President Pezeshkian says Tehran should end war with US now whilst in position of power and dignity.
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Lesotho pair sentenced for Transnet infrastructure theft and damage
Two Lesotho nationals handed six years’ imprisonment for damage to Transnet infrastructure and copper theft, plus an additional three months
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Spectators brawl as yet another school rugby match erupts
Third violent incident in two weeks as spectators storm field at Kuils River interschools and player allegedly attacks referee.
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Western Cape braces for eight-month fire season as severe El Niño looms
Western Cape’s fire season doubles to eight months as province prepares for one of history’s most severe El Niño events.
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Higher education minister intervenes as CPUT remains shut after violent protests
CPUT remains shut after violent protests, with R1.5m in damage as Minister Buti Manamela deploys a team to resolve student grievances.
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Welkom policeman appears in court on charges of corruption and defeating the ends of justice
A police constable was arrested for corruption after illegally releasing a vehicle in exchange for cash, and remains in custody.
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Newborn found in drain in Delft a huge concern
Ilitha Labantu has raised concern after a newborn baby was found in a drain in Delft, the second such discovery on the Cape Flats in a week.
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Coalition urges agriculture department to include caged hens in new standards
A coalition of more than 30 African organisations has called on the Department of Agriculture to include caged eggs in new welfare standards.
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