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South Africa receives breakthrough HIV prevention drug
South Africa has received its first shipment of Lenacapavir, a groundbreaking HIV prevention medicine that could transform the country’s fight against the virus.
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Verloofde langs haar vermoor: ‘My hart is stukkend…’
Pieterse en Smith was omstreeks 01:45 op pad huis toe ná ‘n aandjie uit toe hulle uit die bloute deur ‘n groep mense met onder meer gholfstokke in Dolfynstraat, Noordhoek, aangeval is.
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Police investigate after CPUT student fatally struck by car in District Six
Cape Town Central police is investigating a culpable homicide case following the death of a 19-year-old CPUT student on Tuesday 7 April.
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Western Cape commits R15 million for 2027 Cricket World Cup venues
The Western Cape Government has allocated R15 million to upgrade cricket facilities ahead of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027.
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New chairperson appointed to lead THENSA board of directors
Prof. Pamela Dube, vice-chancellor and principal of the CUT, continues making waves after being appointed as the new chairperson of THENSA.
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ActionSA lays criminal charges against social development minister over alleged undeclared gifts
ActionSA has filed criminal charges against Minister Sisisi Tolashe for allegedly concealing luxury gifts and misleading Parliament regarding them.
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Kouga mayor demands urgent action on dangerous roads from Department of Transport
Kouga Mayor Hattingh Bornman calls for urgent intervention from Eastern Cape Transport MEC Xolile Nqatha over deteriorating provincial roads.
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Paarl wine estate releases Phoenix blend to fund fire recovery
A Paarl wine estate ravaged by wildfire earlier this year has launched a limited-edition wine to support its biodiversity recovery.
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Vermoorde Kotie Nel: ‘ ‘n Sagte siel
het ons verlaat’Kotie Nel wat onlangs Velddrif toe getrek het, se lewelose liggaam is op Donderdag 26 Maart met verskeie steekwonde in ‘n huis in Lemoenkloof, Paarl, gevind. Weslander het op 27 […]
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Stellenbosch University gears up to elect new council chair
Stellenbosch University Council will elect a new chair on 13 April, after the end of former chair Dr Nicky Newton King’s four-year tenure on 1 April.
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