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Newborn baby girl found in dustbin at Grassy Park petrol station
Police are investigating after a newborn baby girl was found in a dustbin at a Grassy Park petrol station.
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Transnet loses atmospheric emission licence for bulk terminal in Saldanha
The West Coast District Municipality has rejected Transnet Port Terminals’ application to renew its Atmospheric Emission Licence for iron-ore terminal in Saldanha, citing years of non-compliance.
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Four appear in court on murder charges over fatal KwaDwesi shooting
The arrest of these four suspects is a significant breakthrough in a case that claimed the lives of four people.
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Ma (29) wat versuim om 11-jarige se seksuele misbruik aan te meld, kry borgtog
Ma (29) wat versuim om 11-jarige se seksuele misbruik aan te meld, kry borgtog.
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No clean audits for metros as residents pay more for municipal failure
Not a single metropolitan municipality achieved a clean audit in the 2024/25 financial year, despite metros accounting for 54% of total local government expenditure and serving millions of South Africans.
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Northern Cape launches R98 million road blitz to restore Kimberley’s pride
An “aggressive dual-intervention initiative” to rehabilitate broken road networks and transforming service delivery within Kimberley was launched this week.
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Paradise Beach homes still affected by recent flooding
At least four homes in Paradise Beach remain flooded weeks after heavy June rainfall, with residents complaining of little assistance from the municipality.
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Arts body demands action for neglected culture centres in Free State
Arts body demands action on neglected culture centres in Free State to support creative practitioners and local communities.
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Flooding leaves R330 riddled with hundreds of new potholes
Flooding has left the R330 riddled with hundreds of new potholes, dealing a blow to a community that raised over R220,000 for repairs earlier this year.
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Gauteng schools unable to issue report cards due to system failure
The Gauteng Department of Education has apologised after technical problems prevented schools from issuing report cards to thousands of learners across the province.
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